This event is a recorded ACCA webinar available for on demand purchase. This is not a live event. CPD points are available and resources are available on the ON24 platform. You will have access to the recording and resources through the ON24 link once registered.
Overview:
This session will provide members with an up-to-date overview of capital allowances in Ireland.
It will cover the process required for claiming capital allowances on property purchases, developments and renovation works, highlighting common challenges and best practice to ensure claims are both tax compliant and fully optimised.
Practical case studies will be used to illustrate key principles, ensuring a valuable and applicable learning experience.
For members in practice, this topic will be particularly relevant to those who advise property investors or businesses with significant property expenditure.
For members in industry, the session will be beneficial to those that have incurred substantial recent property expenditure within the business.
Key Topics:
- Overview of capital allowances for property
- Focus on capital allowances for property purchases
- Case studies of relevant projects
- Legislation and case law
- Common challenges and best practice
Speaker:
Philip O’Connor, Managing Director, CA Partners
CA Partners are an independent firm of capital allowances specialists, providing expert advice on the preparation of capital allowances claims for property in a robust and tax compliant manner.
Headquartered in Dublin, CA Partners operate across the island of Ireland delivering tailored solutions to optimise property tax relief.
Philip O'Connor is managing director of CA Partners and a dual qualified tax adviser and chartered surveyor with 20 years of experience specialising in capital allowances.
He provides expert advice on all aspects of property tax incentives including entitlement, valuation and the optimisation of capital allowances claims.
Before founding CA Partners, Philip led the capital allowances team at a Big 4 accountancy firm in Dublin.