Reports from Morgan McKinley

A recent article from businessweek talks about how the world's largest technology companies based in Dublin have been drawn here by the 12.5% corporate tax rate.

Over the past five years there have been major changes in the accountancy practice landscape in Ireland with firms shedding large numbers of staff due to the economic climate. Many of the larger firms have purchased smaller rivals and despite Michel Barnier’s audit reform proposals, there seems to be an ever increasing benefit in being one of the bigger players.

A letter from the tax man is never good.

In my last blog I explained why accounting firms should be utilising social media to win new business. With many social media platforms out there it can be difficult to know where to start but the following blog will help accounting firms get a start in this area.

How to use social media:

I met with a client this week whom I've never worked with before. The reason he called me? .... because he always sees my posts on Linkedin.

This year Morgan McKinley Ireland has carried out a detailed survey of over 300 professionals across the country to gauge their expectations for salaries and hiring over 2013.

New Hip Implant technology is generating growing interest from the Biomedical industry. Researchers at NUI Galway have developed a new type of Orthopaedic implant that could increase the life span of hip and knee replacements.