This text is intended for students studying taxation
as a subject in many accounting and finance courses run by third level
institutions and colleges.
The eighteenth edition of this book
contains a practical and up to date student guide to the operation of the
following taxation systems in the Republic of Ireland: |
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Income Tax
▪ Corporation Tax
▪ Capital Gains Tax
▪ Value Added Tax |
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Students studying taxation, for the
first time, will find it to be both a precise and demanding subject. It is
however, a very practical subject and this is reflected in the content of this
book which is designed to be “user-friendly” from a taxation student’s point of
view. The text is written in non-technical language, insofar as possible, and is
complemented by practical worked examples throughout.
It is the author’s opinion that this
book will greatly facilitate the attainment of success in relevant student
taxation examinations which demand a knowledge of the material contained in this
text.
All the
material in this book is completely up to date and reflects the provisions of
the Taxes Consolidation Act 1997 (TCA 1997), the Value Added Tax Consolidated Act
2010, the Finance Act 2011 and the Finance (No.2) Act 2011.
 The
author, Tom Conlan, is a well known taxation lecturer. He is currently
the Taxation Programme Director for the Master of Accounting course at
The Michael Smurfit Graduate School of Business in University College
Dublin. He has been involved in a consultancy role on the formulation
of taxation syllabi for Chartered Accountants Ireland, Accounting
Technicians Ireland and various courses at University College Dublin.
The objective of this text is to explain
in broad detail the principles and application of the taxes covered. The book is
not intended to be a detailed exposition of the extensive volume of statute and
case law relating to any of the taxes.
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