• Study For Tax In Your Coffee Break

  • By: Paula Byrne
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Study For Tax In Your Coffee Break

By: Paula Byrne
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  • Advanced Tax Lecturer from Griffith College, Paula Byrne helping students pass their Irish professional accountancy tax exams. Featured as one of the top Irish Educational Podcasts in Feedspot Irish Tax Study for tax Irish tax podcast https://blog.feedspot.com/irish_education_podcasts/ Disclaimer: The information in this podcast is intended as an exam revision guide only. While every care is taken to ensure accuracy of information contained in this podcast, Paula Byrne does not accept responsibility for errors or omissions howsoever arising. Email paula@paulabyrne.ie #Irish tax
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Episodes
  • Cork and ACCA Students

    Cork and ACCA Students
    Jan 28 2024
    This turns out to be a homage to a certain undergraduate tax lecturer....and to employers.
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    16 mins
  • Buying Shares versus buying the underlying assets

    Buying Shares versus buying the underlying assets
    Nov 23 2023
    What's involved in the decision behind buying shares versus buying the assets of a business?
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    11 mins
  • The Effect of Investments Assets on the Capital Taxes reliefs

    The Effect of Investments Assets on the Capital Taxes reliefs
    Oct 9 2023
    In this episode we look at the availability or otherwise of ER, RR and BR where the company (in which we hold shares), holds investment assets.
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    8 mins
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