We have the technologies, now we need to move faster, says PwC report
While no country is decarbonising fast enough, Ireland has the potential to be a leader in energy transition with promising start-ups and scale-ups in climate tech
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Businesses need to transform their finance functions in order to compete and add strategic value
The pace of change is accelerating. A digitally enabled finance function of the future will be human-led and tech-powered, with those working in the area coming from a variety of backgrounds, not just traditional accounting
What can Generative AI do for your business?
Come see for yourself and get hands-on with the technology’s range and power at PwC’s dedicated GenAI Business Centre
Sustainability: A whole new set of reporting with potential to be transformative
Are all the reporting teams in your firm ready for the EU Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD)? The organsiation that is able produce ESG data audited to CSRD standards, will be easier to buy from and it enjoy a competitive advantage
Transformation is the new normal for business success
Survey finds 28% of Irish CEOs believe businesses will not be viable in 10 years without significant transformation
Taking risk intelligently to create business opportunities
If organisations don’t take risk, they don’t progress. Taking risk intelligently is one of the ways they can transform to survive while creating value
Generative AI offers companies and their employees more effective ways of working
New PwC GenAI Business Centre, enabled by Microsoft, is set to boost GenAI adoption safely
Family businesses: Confident in growth but more focus on long term strategies needed
PwC report highlights the resilience of family businesses with more than half reporting double-digit growth
Reasons to be cautiously optimistic for M&A in 2023
Globally, the out-turn for M&A activity in 2022 looks broadly similar to 2019 with 2023 shaping up to be another reasonably good year
Leveraging technology to support the tax function
Organisations must leverage technology solutions in order to meet ever more rigorous and complex tax reporting obligations
New moves at Revenue herald a game-changer for tax administration
PwC says that Revenue has become much more advanced and sophisticated in recent years – and the system keeps learning and evolving
Transforming the tax function through technology
PwC says tax teams need to embrace technology as a means of transformation
Let's be creative and use this budget to stimulate the economy
Government has a chance to move beyond status quo as it faces raft of challenges, says PwC head of tax
Minding the gender pay gap – much more than a compliance issue
Gender pay gap reporting should be seen as an opportunity to demonstrate an organisation’s commitment to diversity, equality and inclusion, says Kathryn Brady of PwC Ireland
Planning for Brexit is more urgent than ever
There are still actions companies can take to minimise the disruption caused by Brexit, says PwC Global Trade and Customs partner John O’Loughlin
Some good news and some missed opportunities in Budget 2020
It came as no surprise that there were minimal tax changes announced by Minister for Finance Paschal Donohoe in Budget 2020, says Nicola Quinn, PwC Cork tax partner
Ireland must prepare for international tax turbulence
It looks like the world’s leading economies are determined to claim a bigger slice of the global corporate tax pie which will lead to tricky times ahead for Ireland, according to PwC tax policy leader Peter Reilly
Tax: Coping with complexity and uncertainty
Companies are having to deal with a deluge of new tax legislation and rules and there is no sign of a let-up, according to PwC partner, Susan Roche
Time to make a bold statement
Pat Mahon of PwC believes Finance Minister Pashcal Donohoe should use the limited fiscal scope available to him to make a bold statement in the forthcoming budget
Searching for tax certainty in an uncertain world
Ireland needs to maintain a stable and competitive tax regime despite international pressures, says PwC tax policy leader Peter Reilly
Brexit: businesses need to prepare now despite apparent slow pace of progress
Brexit will be extremely painful regardless of its eventual form and current uncertainty is no excuse for businesses failing to prepare for it, says PwC partner John O’Loughlin
Budget 2019: No surprises but opportunities missed
Positive overall given the fiscal constraints but lack of progress in key areas a concern
Financial services sector needs to amplify its voice
More than 250 of the world’s largest financial services players are in Ireland, as well as half of the world’s top 50 banks
More could be done to support entrepreneurs and small business growth
Number of steps could be taken in Budget 2019 to provide a much-needed stimulus for the regions
Making the best tax decisions in increasingly uncertain times
One of the key challenges for Irish business will be in adapting to tax reform in the United States
Data analytics: an underutilised resource for Irish businesses
‘There is a great opportunity to leverage the data to make greater contributions’
How Ireland can make the most of Asian opportunity
PwC World in 2050 Report predicts a huge shift in the balance of economic power over coming decades
Building career success with PwC
PwC’s people partner, Susan Kilty, highlights the benefits of joining PwC through an internship or as a graduate, while Sarah Bradley, who works in the PwC tax practice, outlines how she is boosting her career with PwC
Budget 2018: International agenda continues to drive tax reform here
Interesting times ahead as Budget prepares economy to meet demands of international trends
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