Budget 2025 and A View of the Future
Category: Tax | Date: 08/10/2024 14:30 | Duration: 1hr | Tag: WEBUK24ADD2| Type: Webinar | Speaker: Cormac Lucey, Declan McEvoy
Course Details
Don’t miss OmniPro’s annual budget review where Des O’Neill will be joined by leading economist Cormac Lucey and chartered tax advisor, Declan McEvoy to discuss everything you need to know relating to Budget 2025 and how it will affect accountants.
Further details will be made available shortly after the budget announcement.
CPD Course Speaker
Finance Lecturer & Economics Columnist
Cormac Lucey
Cormac Lucey teaches finance, at post-graduate level, at the IMI, UCD, TCD and Chartered Accountants Ireland.
He is also a commentator on economic affairs both on broadcast media and through his weekly columns with The Sunday Times (Irish edition).
He served as a special adviser to Michael McDowell when he was Tánaiste (Irish deputy prime minister) between 2002 and 2007. Cormac previously worked both in industry and in corporate finance in both Ireland in Germany.
He is also a commentator on economic affairs both on broadcast media and through his weekly columns with The Sunday Times (Irish edition).
He served as a special adviser to Michael McDowell when he was Tánaiste (Irish deputy prime minister) between 2002 and 2007. Cormac previously worked both in industry and in corporate finance in both Ireland in Germany.
Chartered Tax Advisor
Declan McEvoy
An AITI Chartered Tax Adviser (CTA) and Member of STEP-society of trust and estate practitioners, Declan McEvoy is Head of Tax for IFAC.
Declan has extensive experience and expertise in personal and corporate tax planning, estate and succession planning, tax-based investment and financial structuring for family and farm businesses.
A leading authority on farm taxation, Declan was co-author of ‘Farming in a Limited Company – is it right for you?’
Declan is also an Irish Tax Institute Registered Tax Consultant and frequently speaks at national seminars and client workshops for professional bodies, farm organisations, banks, farm groups.