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Budget 2024 - Securing Sustainable Growth
Kilkenny Chamber and PwC Ireland are hosting a 2024 budget briefing on Wednesday, October 11 at the Kilkenny River Court Hotel.
The briefing is called Budget 2024 - Securing Sustainable Growth.
PwC tax experts and guest economists will be on-hand to assess the measures that will be announced by the Minister for Finance and answer questions from participants.
In attendance will be economist, author and lecturer at Smurfit Business School, Jim Power and tax director at PwC, Roisin Purcell.
The event will begin with registration and lunch at 12.30pm and the briefing itself will begin at 1pm and last approximately an hour.
Tickets will cost 15 euro for chamber members and 20 euro for non-members.
Reserve your place by emailing admin@kilkennychamber.ie .
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