The KPMG Summer Seminar Series 2013 has been developed to help keep you fully updated on a range of highly topical subjects.
KPMG supports various charities through monetary donations and various organised fundraising events.
Towards the end of 2012, the Revenue announced its plans to introduce iXBRL into the Irish tax compliance process.
Today, climate change and sustainability issues are rising to the top of corporate agendas.
Expanding into foreign markets can be a very challenging process. Apart from the distance and the cultural differences, there can be taxation and setup matters and a host of other issues to consider.
This guide is designed to give you an overview of the business issues that matter most and is based on our own extensive experience of working with start-up technology businesses across Ireland.
Finance Bill 2013 was published on 13 February 2013. These pages will be regularly updated to reflect changes to the Bill before it is enacted as Finance Act 2013 in early April 2013.
Investing in Ireland is KPMG’s guide for those considering locating in Ireland. It focuses on Ireland’s key selling points, outlining many of the advantages to be considered when locating here.
View detailed job descriptions for vacancies (when available) in each of our business areas and learn more about how we can match your ambition.
Read what our current employees have to say about working at KPMG, and discover why we are the employer of choice for many professionals in Ireland.
The KPMG Alumni programme helps former KPMG people stay in touch with the firm, reconnect with past colleagues and develop valuable business connections.
Welcome to KPMG in Ireland
Our reputation is built on our professionalism and enthusiasm, the quality of our audit, tax and advisory services, and our contribution to communities.
Shaun Murphy formally assumed office, on 1 May 2013, as the Managing Partner of KPMG in Ireland.
KPMG is hosting a breakfast seminar, on 28 May 2013, to launch the Irish Farmers Journal / KPMG Agribusiness Report.
SEPA regulation 260/2012 (Single Euro Payments Area) comes into force on 1 February 2014. KPMG can help your business prepare. Speak to an expert today.
KPMG in Ireland employs 1,800 people in Dublin, Belfast, Cork and Galway. Find your local KPMG office.