FOUR in five of the accountants who are pivotal in running the north s big businesses insist the Protocol “presents a major opportunity” for the Northern Ireland economy.
BEYOND the pandemic, in a world where global tax reform, climate change and digitalisation will dominate political agendas, there is great opportunity for Northern Ireland.
Chartered Accountants Ireland has re-elected Paul Henry as president for a second term. Picture: Jason Clarke 01 June, 2021 01:00
PAUL Henry has been re-elected president of Chartered Accountants Ireland - and in doing so becomes the first to serve a two-year term of the country s largest professional accountancy body since the mid-1950s.
His re-election, confirmed at a virtual AGM, will provide stability and continuity as the body works to represent almost 30,000 accountants amid economic reopening on the island.
From Belfast, he qualified with Pricewaterhouse in 1989, and prior to his current role held positions with the IDB, Enterprise Equity, PricewaterhouseCoopers and ASM Chartered Accountants. In 2014 he served as chair of Chartered Accountants Ulster Society.