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Dear
Subscriber,
Welcome
to the September 2004 issue of K-Zine, Kilroys Solicitors e-briefings
for business™ from an Irish and European perspective.
Regulated
Hedge Funds - Further Progress in Ireland
The
last four year period has been one in which the regulator,
government and industry have been very active in formulating
and implementing change and developing the framework for
investment funds establishing in Ireland. |
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The
Equality Act 2004 introduces significant amendments to
the Employment Equality Act 1998 and the Equal Status
Act 2000
On
the 19th July, 2004 the President signed into law the
Equality Act 2004, (the "Act"). The purpose
of the Act is to make further and better provisions in
relation to Equality of Treatments in the work place and
elsewhere in Society. |
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Stamp
Duty exemptions on Agreements transferring Intellectual
Property Rights
Section
74 of the Finance Act 2004 introduced an important exemption
from Stamp Duty for instruments effecting the transfer
of and contracts for the sale intellectual property. Prior
to 1st April 2004 these instruments attracted stamp duty
at rates up to 9%. |
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Residential
Tenancies Act 2004 becomes law with significant implications
for the private residential rental sector
1st
September 2004 was the "commencement date" for
the Residential Tenancies Act, 2004.
It
is important to note that it applies to every dwelling
the subject of a tenancy, including a tenancy created
before the Act was passed. |
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