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Top 5 Tax Strategies for Irish Businesses in 2024

As we move through 2024, navigating the complex landscape of taxation remains a critical concern for Irish businesses. Chartered accountants in Ireland play a crucial role in guiding companies through these challenges and optimizing their tax strategies. Here are the top five tax strategies that Irish businesses should consider to maximize their financial efficiency and compliance this year.

1. Leverage the Knowledge of Chartered Accountants in Ireland

One of the most effective strategies is to engage with experienced chartered accountants in Ireland who can provide tailored tax advice. These professionals are well-versed in the latest tax regulations and can offer insights into the most beneficial tax planning strategies. By leveraging their expertise, businesses can ensure they are taking full advantage of available tax incentives and avoiding costly pitfalls.

2. Optimize Tax Credits and Reliefs

In 2024, various tax credits and reliefs are available that can significantly reduce a business’s tax liability. Key credits include the Research and Development (R&D) tax credit, which supports companies investing in innovative projects, and the Employment and Investment Incentive Scheme (EIIS), which provides relief for investments in certain companies. Chartered accountants in Ireland can help businesses identify eligible activities and ensure they claim all available credits and reliefs.

3. Review and Restructure Business Operations

Tax efficiency can often be improved by reviewing and restructuring business operations. This might involve reorganizing company structure, such as establishing a holding company or revising ownership arrangements, to take advantage of tax benefits. Chartered accountants can perform a comprehensive review of your business operations and recommend changes that can optimize your tax position. This might also include examining and restructuring supply chains or financing arrangements to enhance tax efficiency.

4. Implement Effective VAT Strategies

Value Added Tax (VAT) remains a significant concern for many businesses in Ireland. Effective VAT planning can help reduce the tax burden and improve cash flow. Chartered accountants in Ireland can provide guidance on VAT registration requirements, compliance with VAT rules, and strategies for reclaiming VAT on business expenses. Additionally, they can help with VAT planning in cross-border transactions, ensuring that businesses meet their obligations while maximizing VAT recovery.

5. Stay Compliant with New Tax Legislation

Tax legislation is constantly evolving, and staying compliant with new regulations is crucial. In 2024, there have been updates to tax laws that businesses need to be aware of, including changes in corporate tax rates and new reporting requirements. Chartered accountants in Ireland are instrumental in keeping businesses informed about these changes and ensuring that they remain compliant. Regular consultations with a chartered accountant can help businesses adapt to new regulations and avoid penalties.

Conclusion

In conclusion, implementing effective tax strategies is essential for businesses in Ireland to thrive in 2024. Engaging with chartered accountants can provide valuable insights and guidance, ensuring that businesses optimize their tax position and remain compliant with evolving regulations. By leveraging tax credits, reviewing business operations, optimizing VAT strategies, and staying informed about new tax legislation, Irish businesses can enhance their financial health and drive long-term success.

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What might I need to take into account when I have multiple very large swaths of land being reclaimed? I'm talking large-scale projects, it would be comparable to having the waters between Great Britain and Ireland being reclaimed.

Licorice: If you want to learn about how to reclaim land from the sea, nobody knows more than the Dutch. Sources concur that around 17% of the Netherlands has been reclaimed from the sea, and according to wikipedia, which has an article dedicated to Dutch land reclamation, a quarter of the country would be under water if not for their continued maintenance of dykes, canals, and the the rest of the system. The Dutch have been reclaiming land from the sea since the Middle Ages, so they make a fascinating case history of what can be done as technology evolves - and also, of course, how need drives technological innovation, since necessity is the mother of invention. 

Here’s a short article from the Royal Society of Chartered Surveyors on some recent reclamation projects. You can find out more by researching the ones that are closest to the kind of project you envisage for your world.

https://ww3.rics.org/uk/en/modus/natural-environment/land/out-of-the-deep--7-massive-land-reclamation-projects--.html#:~:text=Land%20reclamation%20has%20been%20happening,from%20the%20sea%20or%20lakes.

One thing you’ll need to consider is what the land is going to be used for. Preparing reclaimed land for agriculture takes longer, I think, than reclaiming land for high-density human occupation. If it’s reclaimed from the sea there will be a degree of saltiness that needs to be removed before standard food crops can be grown.

The Aztec city of Tenochtitlan might also be an interesting study for you. If I recall correctly, Tenochtitlan was a massive floating city made of artificial islands, rather than reclaimed land per se, and the water was fresh rather than salt, so a different situation from that of Holland. 

Tex: So the Irish Sea, which sits between England and Ireland, has a width of 200 km, surface area of approximately 46,000 square km, a depth between 80 and 275 meters, and a water volume of 2,800 cubic km (Wikipedia). There’s other bodies of water technically between the two islands, but this one is eponymous and holding to the classical definition of a sea, so I figure it’s the best example to have on hand. Where is that much water going? Where are you getting that much dirt? Is this going to adequately match up to the soil and rock compositional layers of the islands bordering it? Will this be, relevantly, earthquake-proof (i.e. will the dirt stay where you put it)? What organisms are being deprived of their environment by these changes? How will this change water movement overall, and will it negatively impact the islands’ shape and their inhabitants’ well-being by unexpected rearranging of waterways? What about the economy? This is a major change in trade routes, and a lot of money presumably being sunk (ha) into changing topography. What prompted this? Is this the best solution for the given problem? Was there a problem in the first place that even needed solving, much less to this degree of influence? What do the local populations think of this? How will this affect the climate and ecology of surrounding areas (say, France)?

Wootzel: We were a bit confused about what you meant when you first sent in this question, so if the above answers aren’t what you’re looking for, please feel free to re-ask and clarify!

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Holidays

Academy Day (Scientology)

Autistic Pride Day

Clark Kent Day

Clean Your Aquarium Day

Count Your $$ Day

Drone Safety Day

Festival of Invisible Pornography

Finest Hour Speech Day

Foundation Day (Benguet, Philippines)

Go Fishing Day

Hand Cart Day (French Republic)

Horned Poppy Day

Human Rights Day (Azerbaijan)

International Day for Countering Hate Speech

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No Headline Day

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618 Day

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Trouser Day

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Waterloo Day (UK)

Wild Den Dancing Day

World Day Against Incarceration

World Wide Knit in Public Day

Food & Drink Celebrations

Insalata Day (Italy)

International Picnic Day

International Sushi Day

National Cheesemaker’s Day

National Cherry Tart Day

Independence & Related Days

Aldrodnia (Declared; 2018) [unrecognized]

Bacolod City Charter Day (Philippines)

Constitution Day (Seychelles)

Egypt (a.k.a. Eid el-Galaa, evacuation of foreign troops, 1954)

Flinders (Declared; 2022) [unrecognized]

Jailavera (Declared; 2017) [unrecognized]

Leprechia (Declared; 2021) [unrecognized]

Naga City Charter Day (Philippines)

Onontakeka (Declared; 2018) [unrecognized]

Snagov (Declared; 2020) [unrecognized]

3rd Tuesday in June

National Accounts Payable Appreciation Day [3rd Tuesday]

National Cherry Tart Day [3rd Tuesday]

Royal Ascot begins (UK) [3rd Tuesday]

Taco Tuesday [Every Tuesday]

Weekly Holidays beginning June 18 (3rd Full Week)

National Water Safety Week (Ireland) [thru 6.25]

Royal Ascot (thru 6.22)

Festivals Beginning June 18, 2024

Marysville Strawberry Festival (Marysville, Washington) [thru 6.23]

RMA Convention (Maui, Hawaii) [thru 6.21]

Taste of Little Italy (San Diego, California) [thru 6.19]

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Amandus, Bishop of Bordeaux (Christian; Saint)

Andim Day (Pastafarian)

Bernard Mizeki (Anglican and Episcopal Church)

Chris Van Allsburg (Artology)

Elisabeth of Schönau (Christian; Saint)

Elvis Day (Church of the SubGenius; Saint)

Ephraem (Christian; Saint)

Erik Ortvad (Artology)

Festival of Anna (Ancient Rome; Everyday Wicca)

Going Forth of Neith Along the River (Ancient Egypt’ Goddess of War and Hunting)

Gregorio Barbarigo (Christian; Saint)

Gregory of Fragalata (Christian; Saint)

Into Raymi Festival begins (Inca Sun Worship Festival; until 24th)

James Montgomery Flagg (Artology)

John Bellany (Artology)

Joseph-Marie Vien (Artology)

Leontius, Hypatius and Theodulus (Christian; Saints)

Leroy (Muppetism)

Marina the Monk (Maronite Church, Coptic Orthodox Church of Alexandria)

Mark and Marcellian (Christian; Martyrs)

Media Ver XI (Pagan)

National Splurge Day (Church of the SubGenius)

Now Panic Day (Pastafarian)

Osanna Andreasi (Christian; Saint)

Theodoric the Great (Positivist; Saint)

Three Lasting Things of Cormac Mac Art: Grass, Copper and Yew (Celtic Book of Days)

Tiger-Get-By’s Birthday (Shamanism)

Islamic Lunar Holidays

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Lucky & Unlucky Days

Taian (大安 Japan) [Lucky all day.]

Unfortunate Day (Pagan) [36 of 57]

Premieres

The Adventures of Ellery Queen (Radio Series; 1939)

The Bully (Ub Iwerks Flip the Frog Cartoon; 1932)

Casey Bats Again (Disney Cartoon; 1954)

Dangerous When Wet (Film; 1953)

Dare To Be Stupid, by Weird Al Yankovic (Album; 1985)

Day & Night (Pixar Cartoon; 2010)

Der Freischütz (or The Marksman), by Carl Maria von Weber (Opera; 1821)

DodgeBall (Film: 2004)

(Everything I Do) I Do It For You, by Bryan Adams (Song; 1991)

Eyes in Outer Space (Disney Cartoon; 1959)

Goodbye Cruel World, by Elvis Costello (Album; 1984)

The House with a Clock in Its Walls, by John Bellairs (Novel; 1973)

Howard Zinn: You Can’t Be Neutral on a Moving Train (Documentary Film; 2004)

Ice Station Zebra, by Alistair MacLean (Novel; 1963)

An Ideal Husband (Film; 1999)

Inside, Outside, by Herman Wouk (History Book; 1985)

Lady and the Lamp (Disney Cartoon; 1979)

Last Action Hero (Film; 1993)

Le Marteau sans Maître, by Pierre Boulez (Chamber Cantata; 1955)

Luca (Animated Film; 2021)

Morning, Noon and Nightclub (Fleischer Popeye Cartoon; 1937)

My Cousin Rachel, by Daphne du Maurier (Novel; 1952)

The Ocean at the End of the Lane, by Neil Gaiman (Novel; 2013)

Odelay, by Beck (Album; 1996)

Once Upon a Forest (Hanna-Barbera Animated Film; 1993)

Origin of Symmetry, by Muse (Album; 2001)

Polar Fright (Chilly Willy Cartoon; 1966)

Popeye Meets Hercules (Fleischer/Famous Popeye Cartoon; 1948)

The Sparks Brothers (Documentary Film; 2021)

Suppressed Duck (WB LT Cartoon; 1965)

Tarzan (Animated Disney Film; 1999)

Toy Story 3 (Animated Pixar Film; 2010)

The Underground World (Fleischer Cartoon; 1943) [#16]

The Wild Bunch (Film; 1969)

Wouldn’t It Be Nice, by The Beach Boys (Song; 1966)

Today’s Name Days

Elisabeth, Ilsa, Marina (Austria)

Asen, Chavdar (Bulgaria)

Elizabeta, Marcel, Ozana, Paul (Croatia)

Milan (Czech Republic)

Leontius (Denmark)

Auli, Aurelia, Auri, Reeli, Reelika, Reili (Estonia)

Tapio (Finland)

Léonce (France)

Elisabeth, Ilsa, Isabella, Marina (Germany)

Erasmos, Leontios (Greece)

Arnold, Levente (Hungary)

Gregorio, Marina, Marinella, Marinetta (Italy)

Alberts, Madis (Latvia)

Arnulfas, Ginbutas, Marina, Vaiva (Lithuania)

Bjarne, Bjørn (Norway)

Efrem, Elżbieta, Gerwazy, Leonia, Marek, Marina, Paula (Poland)

Ipatie, Leontie, Teodul (România)

Vratislav (Slovakia)

Marcelino, Marcos (Spain)

Bjarne, Björn (Sweden)

Leo, Leon (Ukraine)

Effie, Efrain, Eph, Ephraim, Marina, Marnie, Nevaeh (USA)

Today is Also…

Day of Year: Day 170 of 2024; 196 days remaining in the year

ISO: Day 2 of week 25 of 2024

Celtic Tree Calendar: Duir (Oak) [Day 10 of 28]

Chinese: Month 5 (Geng-Wu), Day 13 (Gui-Chou)

Chinese Year of the: Dragon 4722 (until January 29, 2025) [Wu-Chen]

Hebrew: 12 Sivan 5784

Islamic: 11 Dhu al-Hijjah 1445

J Cal: 20 Blue; Sixday [20 of 30]

Julian: 5 June 2024

Moon: 88%: Waxing Gibbous

Positivist: 1 Charlemagne (7th Month) [Theodoric the Great]

Runic Half Month: Dag (Day) [Day 10 of 15]

Season: Spring (Day 92 of 92)

Week: 3rd Full Week of June)

Zodiac: Gemini (Day 29 of 31)

Calendar Changes

Charlemagne (Feudal Civilization) [Month 7 of 13; Positivist]

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Brian Murphy: A Beacon of Excellence in Accounting and Advisory Services

In the dynamic world of finance and business advisory, few names resonate as strongly as Brian Murphy. Renowned for his meticulous approach and broad expertise, Brian stands out as a pivotal figure in the Irish business landscape. With over 25 years of rich commercial experience, he currently spearheads the Corporate Advisory business in Ireland, specializing in value creation and elevating business performance across diverse sectors.

Background and Early Career

Brian Murphy accountant journey in the field of accounting and business advisory is marked by a steadfast dedication to excellence. Born in the early 1970s, Brian demonstrated an early interest in numbers and financial strategies. Pursuing his passion, he earned his qualifications as a Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in Ireland and became an associate of the Irish Tax Institute.These solid foundations have paved the way for a distinguished career marked by significant achievements and leadership roles.

A Distinguished Professional Path

As the director of a prominent company in Ireland, Brian's vast experience spans commercial, industrial, and technical arenas. His role involves leading Ireland & Corporate Advisory business, where he has been instrumental in driving growth and improving operational efficiencies for numerous organizations. Brian’s expertise covers a wide range of financial disciplines, including corporate finance, restructuring (both corporate and personal), and forensic accounting — a testament to his versatile skill set.

Brian Murphy accountant significant contributions extend to mergers and acquisitions , where he is celebrated for his nuanced and expert advice in finance raising, business and strategic planning, Brian Murphy, accountant significant contributions extend to mergers and acquisitions where and conducting financial reviews. His analytical prowess and strategic insight make him a trusted advisor in these complex transactions.

Contributions to Corporate Finance and Restructuring

Brian Murphy is not only a seasoned accountant but also a licensed Insolvency Practitioner. His work in this domain has helped countless companies navigate through challenges associated with gearing and trading difficulties. His proactive involvement in performance improvement and cost rationalization initiatives has been vital for businesses looking to optimize their operations and enhance profitability.

In recognition of his contributions to the field, Brian served as the former Chairman of the Northern Ireland R3 Committee, the trade body for recovery and restructuring professionals. This role positioned him at the forefront of developments in the recovery sector, influencing policies and practices that impact the industry at large.

Leadership in Audit and Assurance

Brian Murphy’s role as a partner in Audit & Assurance within the Consumer & Technology Business team at Deloitte has been marked by exemplary leadership and an unwavering commitment to delivering top-notch audit and advisory services. Since joining Deloitte five years ago, he has enriched the firm with his deep industry knowledge, gained from over 14 years of experience in sectors ranging from retail and manufacturing to construction, real estate, engineering, hospitality, and technology.

His client portfolio is impressively diverse, primarily encompassing large privately-owned businesses, both family-owned and private equity-backed. This role allows him to impact a wide array of businesses, fostering growth and sustainability in a rapidly changing economic environment.

Educational and Community Engagement

Beyond his professional endeavors, Brian is deeply committed to education and continuous learning within the financial community. He is a prolific lecturer and presenter, often speaking on topics related to audit, financial accounting/reporting, and finance under the auspices of Chartered Accountants Ireland.

His dedication to the community is further evidenced by his roles in various chair positions, including past Chair of Chartered Accountants Ireland Leinster Society and current Chair of CA Support. Through these roles, Brian actively contributes to the welfare and development of accounting professionals, nurturing the next generation of leaders in the field.

Media and Public Engagement

Brian Murphy is a recognized voice in local press, often commenting on current trends, challenges, and opportunities for businesses in Northern Ireland. His insights are frequently sought after by local parliament, where he advises on strategic financial issues, reflecting his stature and respect in the professional community.

Conclusion

Brian Murphy’s career is a beacon of leadership, expertise, and dedication. His comprehensive approach to solving complex business challenges, coupled with his commitment to the community and the profession, makes him a distinguished figure in the Irish accounting and business advisory landscape. As businesses continue to navigate the complexities of modern economies, leaders like Brian Murphy remain indispensable in guiding them towards sustainable success.

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Income Tax Guide for Employees with Non-PAYE Income in Ireland

Income Tax Guide for Employees with Non-PAYE Income in Ireland

Managing your income tax as an employee with non-PA YE (Pay As You Earn) income in Ireland can seem daunting at first. However, by understanding the rules, knowing your filing obligations, and utilizing the right tax services, the process can become much simpler. This guide offers actionable advice to help you handle income tax for non-PAYE income while staying fully compliant with Revenue regulations.

What Is Non-PAYE Income?

Non-PAYE income refers to earnings that are not automatically taxed through the PAYE system. While PAYE is designed for salaried employees, non-PAYE income can include:

Freelance or part-time earnings

Rental income from properties

Dividend payments from investments

Consultancy work or side gigs

Foreign income

Understanding what qualifies as non-PAYE income is crucial, as the tax treatment for such earnings differs from regular PAYE income.

How Is Non-PAYE Income Taxed in Ireland?

Unlike PAYE, where taxes are automatically deducted by your employer, non-PAYE income requires self-assessment. Employees earning non-PAYE income must:

Register for self-assessment: Use the Revenue Online Service (ROS) to register.

File an annual Form 11: This declaration includes both PAYE and non-PAYE income.

Pay Preliminary Tax: Submit this by October 31st of each tax year to avoid penalties.

Key Tip: Keep meticulous records of all non-PAYE income and allowable expenses to ensure accurate reporting.

How to Calculate Income Tax on Non-PAYE Income

Calculating income tax on non-PAYE income involves understanding tax rates and thresholds. Here’s a simplified breakdown:

Standard Tax Rates: The first €40,000 (approximate, depending on your circumstances) is taxed at 20%, while income above this threshold is taxed at 40%.

USC (Universal Social Charge): Non-PAYE income is also subject to USC, ranging from 0.5% to 8%, depending on your total income.

PRSI (Pay-Related Social Insurance): A standard PRSI contribution of 4% applies.

Revenue provides a detailed tax calculator to help estimate your liability. Use this to ensure you're setting aside sufficient funds for your tax obligations.

Filing Non-PAYE Income: Step-by-Step Guide

To ensure compliance with Irish tax regulations, follow these steps:

Organize Your Records: Gather all documentation related to your non-PAYE income, including invoices, receipts, and bank statements.

Track Allowable Expenses: Expenses directly related to earning non-PAYE income (e.g., office supplies, professional memberships, or travel costs) can be deducted.

Register for Self-Assessment: Log in to the Revenue Online Service (ROS) and complete the registration process.

Submit Form 11: Accurately declare your PAYE and non-PAYE income and claim relevant tax credits.

Pay Preliminary Tax: Ensure this payment covers at least 90% of your estimated liability to avoid penalties.

Common Mistakes to Avoid

While filing taxes, it’s easy to make errors that could lead to fines or audits. Here are some common pitfalls:

Underestimating Non-PAYE Income: Always declare the full amount earned.

Ignoring Tax Deadlines: Missing the October 31st deadline can result in penalties.

Failing to Claim Tax Credits: Ensure you're claiming all applicable credits, such as medical expenses or home-carer credits.

Neglecting Preliminary Tax: Many employees overlook this crucial obligation.

Pro Tip: Work with a tax consultant or use a Revenue-approved filing tool to minimize errors. For personalized advice, consider reaching out to Fuchsia Bell – Chartered Accountants in Ireland, a trusted partner for tax and bookkeeping services.

Benefits of Proper Tax Management

Staying on top of your non-PAYE income has several advantages:

Avoid Penalties: Timely and accurate filing prevents unnecessary fines.

Maximize Refunds: Claiming all eligible expenses and credits can reduce your liability.

Peace of Mind: Knowing your taxes are in order lets you focus on growing your non-PAYE ventures.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Do I Need to File a Tax Return if I Earn Only Small Non-PAYE Income? Yes, even small amounts of non-PAYE income must be declared. However, if your non-PAYE earnings are below €5,000, you may use a simplified filing method through Form 12.

2. How Do Tax Credits Apply to Non-PAYE Income? Tax credits such as the Personal Tax Credit or Employee Tax Credit reduce your overall liability and apply to both PAYE and non-PAYE income.

3. Can I Use PAYE Anytime App to Manage Non-PAYE Income? No, the PAYE Anytime App is only for PAYE-related taxes. For non-PAYE income, you must use the Revenue Online Service (ROS).

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Serabi Gold appoints Colm Howlin as CFO and Marcus Brewster in the newly created role of COO

NicoElNino Serabi Gold (OTCQX:SRBIF) announces the appointment of Colm Howlin’s as the company’s new Chief Financial Officer, succeeding Clive Line. Howlin, a Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Ireland, has been with the company since 2013, most recently serving as Group

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GBPUSD breakdown Darvas Box as US PPI spikes

UK stocks ended mixed on Thursday following surprises in the latest US jobless claims and wholesale inflation data which dragged US markets lower although it still left intact expectations for a rate cut by the Federal Reserve next week.

Meanwhile, the European Central Bank announced a 25-basis-point reduction in its key interest rates, as was widely anticipated.

US annual producer price inflation (PPI) jumped to 3.0% in November, up from 2.6% in October, sharply higher than the consensus which had predicted it remaining at 2.6%.

Separately, the latest seasonally adjusted initial jobless claims rose by 17,000 to 242,000 in the week ended December 1, higher than forecasts for a fall to 220,000.

On foreign exchanges, sterling fell 0.17% versus the dollar to 1.2748 but added 0.10% versus the euro at 1.2143 ahead of next week’s Bank of England meeting, with markets uncertain whether UK policymakers will again join in that rate cutting party.

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Thursday’s UK showed house prices continue their upward trajectory in November, with market strength evident across most regions, according to the latest report from the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS). A net balance of 25% of survey respondents reported price increases, up from 16% in October and marking the fourth consecutive month of improvement.

At the stock market close in London, The FTSE 100 index was up 0.1%, at 8,311, but the FTSE 250 index ended down 0.1%, at 20,949.

Among the gainers, electricals retailer Currys surged 13.9% higher after reporting a return to profitability in the first half, supported by strong performance in the UK and Ireland, which helped offset weakness in its Nordic operations.

Meanwhile spirits group Diageo rose 2.6% following an upgrade to 'buy' from 'sell' by analysts at UBS, who highlighted upside potential in the company's US business.

Utilities stocks stood out, with Pennon climbing 4.2% on the back of an upgrade to 'overweight' from analysts Barclays, while Severn Trent gained 1.8% after Barclays’ hiked its price target.

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On the second line, SThree plunged 26.6% after the recruitment firm reported a 9.0% drop-in net fees and warned of ongoing market challenges that are expected to impact profits. Sector peer Hays also suffered, down 3.6%.

But Auction Technology gained 4.0% after funds managed by private equity firm TA Associates sold their entire 12.6% stake in the auction market operator.

And RWS gained 6.5% as the language services tech provider swung to a pretax profit in the financial year to the end of September.

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Why Do CFA After CA: Top 7 Benefits To Do CFA

The work market is becoming more and more competitive. Although there has always been a need for finance experts, highly qualified graduates consistently hold the best and highest-paying positions. To boost their value internationally and acquire cutting-edge professional abilities, many finance students today choose to pursue dual certification.

We are aware that earning a degree in chartered accounting is a significant accomplishment in and of itself. However, it's not always the end; you can still further your career by obtaining another esteemed credential. If the combination of Chartered Financial Analyst and CA is something that's on your mind right now, you're going to learn some fascinating facts about them.

Top 7 benefits of pursuing CFA after CA

1. Clearing the CFA level 1 exam is a cakewalk for CAs

It is difficult to pass CFA Level 1, but not for people who have already passed their CA levels. The Level 1 of the CFA exam and the CA syllabus share a significant amount of overlap. You won't require extensive preparation for the test, but you will need to practise the ideas a little before you take it. Furthermore, you shouldn't be concerned if you received a high score in SFM. One of the main advantages of being a certified public accountant is the ease of certification in various accounting courses.

2. You’ll gain a vast amount of industry knowledge

The CFA Institute directly offers the professional accredited education known as Chartered Financial Analyst. This internationally recognised credential gives you a solid foundation in the investment industry and teaches you how to manage wealth, assess portfolios, and trade stocks. Everything you need to know about the finance business from a very practical perspective is covered in the very practical CFA course. In contrast, the CA course aids in your comprehension of intricate accounting, taxation, legal, and auditing principles. Gaining proficiency in both of these courses gives you a broad range of financial knowledge that leads to several prospects.

3. Having two prestigious accounting degrees creates a global value

The CFA course prepares you for financial analysis difficulties worldwide, whereas the CA course prepares you for accounting challenges in India, Australia, the Middle East, Ireland, and some parts of Europe. You will acquire a distinct skill set after finishing both of these courses, which will offer you an advantage over professionals who only hold one degree. Your demand and global worth both rise when you become a CFA after becoming a CA. You would have two distinguished titles instead of just one!

4. You could get a chance to work at a treasury or a multinational bank

A CFA after earning a CA degree can help you land a job at a major international bank. Additionally, your employment profile will be more valuable with your CA degree. Both commercial and private banks have a high need for CFA charterholders. CFAs are also needed in the consulting, investment banking, asset management, and broking industries. 

5. A CA degree will open doors, CFA will enable you to climb the corporate ladder

After earning your CA, you can be certain that a number of chances will present themselves. Every business, no matter how big or little, needs the abilities you have. However, as a CA, you will face numerous obstacles that call for a thorough understanding of financial markets in order to make the best choices. The CFA degree will help you in that situation and provide you with superior guidance.

6. You get to be complete finance professional 

Gaining knowledge of accounting and finance is very beneficial to your professional development. This expands your horizons as a job search and aids in skill development. Investment banking is one of the most sought-after and prestigious career paths that may be accessed with a CFA. Anywhere in the world, you can also apply for a variety of jobs with businesses and government agencies.

7. Your earning potential will increase drastically

CFA and CA, are some of the most sought-after professional certifications in the finance and accounting industry. Due to this fact, individuals having either one of them, take home handsome salaries and have great exposure in their respective professional domains.  The average salary that a CA earns in India is around INR 8.2r4 lpa, while after completing all 3 CFA levels, they can expect to earn up to INR 15 lpa.

Also Read: 6 Facts You Didn’t Know About The CFA Qualification

The Difficulty Level of CA vs CFA

The question of "which course is more difficult to pursue, CA or CFA?" is frequently asked by the majority of finance and accounting students. To answer this question, the answer is both. Both the Chartered Financial Analyst and the Chartered Accountancy courses are difficult to pass. However, you have a good chance of passing both of these courses and earning a dual certification if you have already passed the first level of any one of these tough tests. All you'll need is perseverance, diligence, practice, and consistency.

Completing the three levels of CFA takes roughly two to three years. In contrast, the CA course requires articleship training and includes CPT, IPC, and Finals. Accomplishment of these levels and articleship

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Why Do CFA After CA: Top 7 Benefits To Do CFA

The work market is becoming more and more competitive. Although there has always been a need for finance experts, highly qualified graduates consistently hold the best and highest-paying positions. To boost their value internationally and acquire cutting-edge professional abilities, many finance students today choose to pursue dual certification.

We are aware that earning a degree in chartered accounting is a significant accomplishment in and of itself. However, it's not always the end; you can still further your career by obtaining another esteemed credential. If the combination of Chartered Financial Analyst and CA is something that's on your mind right now, you're going to learn some fascinating facts about them.

Top 7 benefits of pursuing CFA after CA

1. Clearing the CFA level 1 exam is a cakewalk for CAs

It is difficult to pass CFA Level 1, but not for people who have already passed their CA levels. The Level 1 of the CFA exam and the CA syllabus share a significant amount of overlap. You won't require extensive preparation for the test, but you will need to practise the ideas a little before you take it. Furthermore, you shouldn't be concerned if you received a high score in SFM. One of the main advantages of being a certified public accountant is the ease of certification in various accounting courses.

2. You’ll gain a vast amount of industry knowledge

The CFA Institute directly offers the professional accredited education known as Chartered Financial Analyst. This internationally recognised credential gives you a solid foundation in the investment industry and teaches you how to manage wealth, assess portfolios, and trade stocks. Everything you need to know about the finance business from a very practical perspective is covered in the very practical CFA course. In contrast, the CA course aids in your comprehension of intricate accounting, taxation, legal, and auditing principles. Gaining proficiency in both of these courses gives you a broad range of financial knowledge that leads to several prospects.

3. Having two prestigious accounting degrees creates a global value

The CFA course prepares you for financial analysis difficulties worldwide, whereas the CA course prepares you for accounting challenges in India, Australia, the Middle East, Ireland, and some parts of Europe. You will acquire a distinct skill set after finishing both of these courses, which will offer you an advantage over professionals who only hold one degree. Your demand and global worth both rise when you become a CFA after becoming a CA. You would have two distinguished titles instead of just one!

4. You could get a chance to work at a treasury or a multinational bank

A CFA after earning a CA degree can help you land a job at a major international bank. Additionally, your employment profile will be more valuable with your CA degree. Both commercial and private banks have a high need for CFA charterholders. CFAs are also needed in the consulting, investment banking, asset management, and broking industries. 

5. A CA degree will open doors, CFA will enable you to climb the corporate ladder

After earning your CA, you can be certain that a number of chances will present themselves. Every business, no matter how big or little, needs the abilities you have. However, as a CA, you will face numerous obstacles that call for a thorough understanding of financial markets in order to make the best choices. The CFA degree will help you in that situation and provide you with superior guidance.

6. You get to be complete finance professional 

Gaining knowledge of accounting and finance is very beneficial to your professional development. This expands your horizons as a job search and aids in skill development. Investment banking is one of the most sought-after and prestigious career paths that may be accessed with a CFA. Anywhere in the world, you can also apply for a variety of jobs with businesses and government agencies.

7. Your earning potential will increase drastically

CFA and CA, are some of the most sought-after professional certifications in the finance and accounting industry. Due to this fact, individuals having either one of them, take home handsome salaries and have great exposure in their respective professional domains.  The average salary that a CA earns in India is around INR 8.2r4 lpa, while after completing all 3 CFA levels, they can expect to earn up to INR 15 lpa.

Also Read: 6 Facts You Didn’t Know About The CFA Qualification

The Difficulty Level of CA vs CFA

The question of "which course is more difficult to pursue, CA or CFA?" is frequently asked by the majority of finance and accounting students. To answer this question, the answer is both. Both the Chartered Financial Analyst and the Chartered Accountancy courses are difficult to pass. However, you have a good chance of passing both of these courses and earning a dual certification if you have already passed the first level of any one of these tough tests. All you'll need is perseverance, diligence, practice, and consistency.

Completing the three levels of CFA takes roughly two to three years. In contrast, the CA course requires articleship training and includes CPT, IPC, and Finals. Accomplishment of these levels and articleship

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Israel Bans UNRWA Operations Amid Rising Tensions with the United Nations Israel's parliament, the Knesset, passed legislation on Monday banning the operations of the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA). The agency, the primary humanitarian organization serving Palestinian refugees in Gaza, has faced longstanding scrutiny from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who has accused its employees of ties to terrorism. Rodri Wins Ballon d’Or 2024 Amid Real Madrid Boycott The move follows an investigation by the U.N. Office of Internal Oversight Services, which, while dismissing some allegations, indicated that nine UNRWA employees could be implicated in the October 7 attacks on Israel. If evidence is confirmed, UNRWA Commissioner-General Philippe Lazzarini stated those employees would be terminated. Netanyahu reaffirmed his stance on UNRWA, asserting that its staff "must be held accountable." His office emphasized that Israel remains committed to supporting humanitarian assistance for Gaza civilians as long as it does not compromise Israel’s security, particularly in the 90-day transitional period before the legislation takes full effect. International Concerns and U.N. Response The Biden administration has expressed concerns over the ban, with the U.S. State Department indicating that such a measure could jeopardize essential aid services during a humanitarian crisis. United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres, recently labeled “persona non grata” by Israel’s Foreign Minister Israel Katz, criticized the decision, warning that there is “no alternative to UNRWA.” Guterres stated that the U.N. General Assembly may intervene, as he believes the ban violates Israel’s obligations under the U.N. Charter. Lazzarini echoed these sentiments, calling the ban "collective punishment" and warning that it risks depriving millions of Palestinian refugees of critical services. Lazzarini accused Israel of undermining UNRWA's mission to support Palestinian refugees, declaring the legislation "a dangerous precedent." Global Reaction and Local Support for the Ban International allies, including France, Germany, Britain, and Canada, have voiced their opposition, emphasizing the importance of UNRWA's humanitarian role. Ireland's Deputy Prime Minister Michael Martin joined Norway, Slovenia, and Spain in condemning the ban, stating that UNRWA's role is "essential and irreplaceable" for Palestinians, especially those in Gaza. However, Israeli lawmakers supporting the ban argue that UNRWA’s operations have been “counterproductive” to regional peace. Boaz Bismuth, one of the bill's authors, stated that the agency does not contribute to the stability Israel seeks in the Middle East, underscoring a belief that long-term peace requires a different approach. Ongoing Tensions with the United Nations The ban follows Netanyahu’s recent speech at the U.N. General Assembly, where he accused the organization of fostering an “antisemitic swamp.” In recent weeks, Israeli forces engaged in a ground invasion into Lebanon, where allegations emerged of Israeli attacks on U.N. peacekeepers stationed under U.N. Resolution 1701. Israel has denied these claims, asserting that it warned peacekeepers to vacate areas where its troops are operating against Hezbollah. This latest legislation adds a significant chapter to the ongoing strain between Israel and the U.N., reflecting deeper geopolitical rifts as the humanitarian crisis in Gaza intensifies.

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