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As regulatory expectations evolve and firms navigate increasing complexity, risk culture has become a central focus for boards.
Do you own property in Ireland and are planning to sell it, or have you already done so while living abroad? The disposal of Irish “specified assets” such as land or buildings in the State is always subject to Irish Capital Gains Tax (CGT), regardless of where you live.
Leasing farmland can offer landowners regular income, reduced day-to-day involvement and continued ownership of a valuable family asset.
One of the most important early decisions in a Europrivacy certification project is defining the Target of Evaluation, or TOE. This determines exactly what processing activity will be assessed, what evidence will be required, and what the certificate can credibly say.
Organisations have the opportunity to evidence GDPR compliance, not simply assert it.
Transfer pricing (TP) continues to be a central area of focus in Ireland, driven by increasing globalisation, significant inbound and outbound foreign direct investment and the growing importance of intangible assets.
June marks the fifth year of mandatory Gender Pay Gap (GPG) reporting in Ireland. As we approach this milestone, it has never been more important for organisations to view GPG reporting not as just a compliance exercise, but as an ongoing baseline for decision-making and progress.
The revision of Solvency II represents a significant evolution of Europe’s prudential framework for insurers, with the dual aim of strengthening resilience while enhancing the sector’s capacity to support long-term investment.
If you've ever chipped in a few euros to help your local GAA club build a new dressing room, supported your tennis club’s dream for new courts or donated to your child’s athletics club, here’s some good news: you might be able to get tax relief on that donation.
An Tánaiste and Minister for Finance, Simon Harris, opened the 2026 Irish Investor Awards held on 15 May in the Round Room at the Mansion House.
As of April 2026, there have been some key updates to the EU AI Act timeline.
The EU Pay Transparency Directive (Directive (EU) 2023/970) represents one of the most significant shifts in European employment law in recent years.
Forvis Mazars is delighted to have provided financial and taxation due diligence services to Metis Ireland which was acquired by NFP.
The AI Act Omnibus that was proposed in November 2025 has gone through the legislative process and has been finalised. While the final text is not yet available here is what we know so far:
As artificial intelligence becomes more deeply embedded across public sector organisations, the role of the Data Protection Officer (DPO) is evolving rapidly.
Artificial intelligence is rapidly becoming part of the public sector technology landscape. From automation and information discovery to service delivery and operational efficiency, organisations are increasingly exploring how AI can support transformation programmes and improve outcomes.
Forvis Mazars are delighted to have supported Arachas Corporate Brokers Limited on the acquisition of Catalpa Underwriting.
Forvis Mazars is delighted to have provided financial due diligence services to ORS on the acquisition of GDCL Consulting Engineers.
Why is it that a generous relief has yet to drive scale, inward investment or job growth?
Following recent disruption to global oil supply caused by conflict in the middle East, fuel prices across Ireland have risen sharply, with significant increases in the cost of green diesel, home heating oil and fuel at the pumps.
The European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Authority (EIOPA) has published the first batch of draft technical standards supporting the implementation of the Insurance Recovery and Resolution Directive (IRRD).
This year marked the fourth edition of the Forvis Mazars Ireland Steps Team Challenge. What began as a simple initiative to encourage people to stay active during the winter months has grown into a nationwide wellbeing campaign, engaging thousands of participants, organisations and communities across Ireland.
The European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Authority (EIOPA) has published the first batch of guidelines and draft technical standards supporting the implementation of the Insurance Recovery and Resolution Directive (IRRD).
The European Banking Authority (EBA) has published a report examining how banks test the implementation of their recovery plans through so called dry runs. The report compares current practices across the EU and assesses how effectively dry runs support institutions’ preparedness for periods of severe financial stress.
The Central Bank of Ireland’s 2026 Regulatory & Supervisory Outlook sends a clear and consistent message to boards: valuation, data and model risk are no longer technical issues. They are core governance priorities.
Speaking recently on Radio Kerry with Amber Galwey, Maurice Hickey, Audit & Assurance Partner at Forvis Mazars, shared his perspective on regional growth, talent and the opportunity to build ambitious careers from the west and southwest.
Across elite sport, world-class orchestras and high-performing businesses, sustained success is shaped by shared principles: trust, clarity of purpose, disciplined practice, resilience under pressure and a culture that supports continuous learning.
In parallel with the Housing Action Plan introduced by Government, a range of tax measures have been put in place to encourage the building of housing developments aimed at a range of taxpayers from developers to landlords to owner-occupiers and tenants.
The Central Bank of Ireland (CBI) has released its third annual “Regulatory and Supervisory Outlook” report, highlighting the key trends facing the financial sector in Ireland.
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