Understanding Enhanced Reporting Requirements (ERR) & recent HR & Employment Law updates

Our event was divided into two insightful segments:

Enhanced Reporting Requirements (ERR)

Delivered by Martin Hunt, Revenue Commissioners
Gain a comprehensive understanding of employer responsibilities and obligations related to the Enhanced Reporting Requirements (ERR), set to take effect from January 2024. Employers will be required to report expenses and benefits to Revenue across three key categories: small benefit exemption, remote working daily allowance and travel and subsistence.

Key highlights of this segment include:

• A general overview of ERR.
• Steps employers should take to prepare for this new reporting requirement.
• Software developments that seamlessly integrate with Revenue's online reporting facility.

HR and employment law updates

Delivered by Sonya Boyce, Director, People Consulting Mazars 
Stay up-to-date with crucial HR and employment law matters, including insights into the Work-Life Balance and Miscellaneous Provisions Act 2023, the Sick Leave Act 2022, gender pay gap reporting, and the forthcoming Equal Pay Transparency Directive.

Event Panel

Hilary Larkin 
Partner & Head of Outsourcing Services, Forvis Mazars
Hilary leads our Outsourcing division and specialises in providing support for companies in payroll, tax compliance, accounting and advisory services.

Sonya Boyce
Director, People Consulting, Forvis Mazars
Sonya leads our People Consulting & Organisational Development team. With vast expertise in HR, she's a prominent voice in gender pay gap reporting and diversity & inclusion.

Martin Hunt
Revenue Commissioners - Personal Division
Assistant Principal in Revenue’s PAYE Information Modernisation and Support Branch (PIMS). This role includes Change Management and Communications, Data Analytics (PAYE) and IT maintenance and enhancements for the PAYE online services.