Qualifications
Institute
of Taxation in Ireland - AITI
The Irish
Taxation Institute supports and trains its members to provide technically correct
and commercially sound taxation advice. The Institute plays a key role in keeping
its members and the general public, up-to-date on taxation matters and the Institute's
educational, information, publications and other support services are vital in
this regard.
The
Institute itself does not provide tax advice or consultancy services, but recommends
that one of its qualified members should be contacted if you require these services.
For more information on the Institute visit www.taxireland.ie.
Association
of Chartered Certified Accountants - ACCA
ACCA
qualified accountants have completed a rigorous programme of examinations and
practical work experience before attaining Chartered Certified Accountant status.
An ACCA accountant will therefore be well qualified to deliver the service your
require.
By employing
a Chartered Certified Accountant you are assured that high standards of work have
been met and will be maintained, as they are equipped with financial, business
and strategic skills, and as ACCA business advisers they can provide the full
range of accounting services.
ACCA
members have worked in both public practice and in industry and have the designatory
letters ACCA or FCCA after their names. Practitioners must have at least five
years' practical experience.
Within
this practice, as members of ACCA we have worked in both public practice and in
industry, since 1989, and have gained invaluable experience working in Senior
Financial Management positions for international & domestic companies in Ireland
and UK.
For more
information on the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants, visit www.accaglobal.com