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Jobbio visits the Big Four firm to find a strong focus on people.
The positions will be in the area of tax, audit and financial advisory.
EY is hiring both experienced people and graduates.
The alleged offences that Ireland wants to charge the former Anglo CEO with have been revealed for the first time.
The three were found guilty on all charges.
Forget about Profit and Loss accounts, these are the only numbers you need to crunch.
The UK’s Serious Fraud Office has stepped in.
Expected profits down for the third time this year as world’s second-biggest retailer looks into the screw-up.
The jobs boost by the company, formerly known as Ernst and Young, will see its workforce in the city triple.
Meanwhile, the Taoiseach Enda Kenny has said that the Finance Minister is dealing with the issue of “statelessness”.
The Tax Manager role is a newly-created position to be based in Ireland.
KPMG have now resigned as the auditor of Herbalife “as a result of this individual’s behaviour”.
Firm created extra 300 jobs under outgoing MP – successor Shaun Murphy hopes to build on that success.
The accounting firm will create 30 new jobs in total, 17 of which will be in their Irish offices in Dublin and Cork, following a buyout of foreign investors.
Finance ministers adopt new rules which will allow each EU member to exempt small businesses from publishing annual accounts.
Investigation underway into the suspected concealment by Olympus of over €1 billion in losses through inaccurate financial reports.
Fine Gael TD Eoghan Murphy was at the Public Accounts Committee meeting on Thursday when the Department of Finance explained how its accounting mistake happened – and he’s gobsmacked.
A figure of €3.6 billion passed between State agencies was accidentally counted twice – creating an accounting error equal to 2.3 per cent of GDP.
The broadcaster denied any conflict of interest, saying its board is totally separate from programme commissioning.