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Deloitte Private Matters 

June 2016 edition

In the latest edition of Deloitte Private Matters, you will find insightful Deloitte commentary on a wide variety of topics, including Directors’ Compliance Statements under the Companies Act 2014. This month, we feature articles on managing your money, the implications of the Common Reporting Standard for trusts, and best practice tips for employers. We also include the second in the three-part series of articles on the impact of the BEPS Project for private clients.

At Deloitte Private, we understand that establishing, maintaining and growing a business in today’s challenging environment brings with it a whole range of complex issues. Deloitte Private Matters focuses on the priorities for private companies, family businesses, individuals and not-for-profit organisations in Ireland.

Directors’ Compliance Statements – Companies Act 2014

In the March edition of Deloitte Private Matters, George Alton set out some of the key points to be considered in relation to the Summary Approval Procedure under the Companies Act 2014. Now, Ailbhe Moynihan provides guidance on Directors’ Compliance Statements under the new Act.

BEPS from a private client perspective – Part 2: Permanent Establishment

In the second of the three-part series of articles, James Smyth outlines the relevance for private clients of the proposed changes to the concept of permanent establishment resulting from the OECD’s final reports on the BEPS Project.

The Common Reporting Standard – Implications for Trusts:

Reporting under the CRS will take place from June 2017. Tracey O’Donnell analyses what implications the CRS has for trusts.

Top 10 best practices for employers

Jacqueline Ho sets out her top 10 best practice tips for employers to ensure that they remain compliant with employment legislation while at the same time fostering good employee relations.

Managing your wealth

While most individuals’ wealth rests in their main dwelling house and pension, for business owners the majority of their wealth tends to be held within the business itself. The decisions required in applying that value to the benefit of the business owners and their families will often depend on the life cycle of the business. In this edition of Deloitte Private Matters, Niall Glynn outlines some of the considerations that should be taken into account by business owners in managing the value in their business.

 

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