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Tax and Finance with Peter Daly
An online Workshop for Dance Artists hosted by Firkin Crane

Thursday 22nd October 2020 10am – 1pm

We are delighted to announce an online Tax and Finance workshop for practicing professional dance artists on Thursday 22^nd October at 10am. Practicing dance artist(s), for the purpose of this workshop, are defined as, ‘an individual, with dance training, who makes their career in dance’. This workshop is FREE to 12 dance artists, early booking is advised.

Accountant and writer/performer, Peter Daly, will take you through the main things you need to know in relation to Revenue and Finance over a 3 hour Zoom session. This will be an interactive workshop with participants encouraged to ask questions during the course of the workshop, course notes from the workshop will also be provided.

Topics for the workshop include:

• Registration with Revenue
• Tax Returns
• PAYE & self-employed at the same time
• Deadlines
• Preliminary tax
• Record keeping
• Tax deductible expenses
• Artists exemption
• & Anything else you want to know

Peter is a Chartered Accountant with 20 years post qualification experience. He trained with PricewaterhouseCoopers and worked in various private and publicly quoted companies in the years since qualifying.
Peter set up his own accountancy practice, Peter Daly, Chartered Accountants in early 2015. The practice caters predominantly for individuals – many of whom work in the Arts, and small businesses, including some Arts organisations.
Alongside his accountancy work Peter works as a writer and actor. He has worked with most of the theatre companies in Ireland including The Abbey, The Gate, Rough Magic, Druid, Fishamble and many others.

To book your place:

Email dance@firkincrane.ie, as places are limited they will be given on a first come first served basis.

This workshop is made possible due to the re-purposing of funds from Firkin Crane professional programme events that were cancelled or postponed due to the restrictions introduced in the fight against the transfer of Covid-19. 

Firkin Crane professional programme is funded by the Arts Council of Ireland and Cork City Council Arts Office.

For Further information contact Andrea Stapleton at dance@firkincrane.ie

Thursday 8th October 2020 8pm
ONLINE BOOKING

Thursday 15th October 2020 8pm
ONLINE BOOKING

Thursday 22nd October 2020 8pm
ONLINE BOOKING

Thursday 29th October 2020 8pm
ONLINE BOOKING

Book for all four dates and get a 25% discount
ONLINE BOOKING

Cost per workshop: €5
Book all four in one click: €15

Places for this workshop, which takes place outside, are limited to 10 places, so early booking is advised. Tickets can be purchased up until 6pm on the evening of the workshop.

Running of the Dancers, hosted by Cormac Mohally, is an hour-long movement, dance, and running workshop based around the Firkin Crane, exploring the 4 different directions of North, South, East and West. Participants are asked to come prepared to run, and have a playful attitude. We will use the techniques of hopping, skipping, jumping and side steps and shuffles. In a time of social distancing, let’s come together to stay apart, find new ways to interact with each other and the city around us.

Participants are asked to come to the class ready to run, as there will be no access to Firkin Crane on the night, the series of four workshops WILL go ahead as they take part outside and have a max capacity of 10 per class.

Thursday 8th October 2020 8pm
ONLINE BOOKING

Thursday 15th October 2020 8pm
ONLINE BOOKING

Thursday 22nd October 2020 8pm
ONLINE BOOKING

Thursday 29th October 2020 8pm
ONLINE BOOKING

Book for all four dates and get a 25% discount
ONLINE BOOKING

Cost per workshop: €5
Book all four in one click: €15

Places for this workshop, which takes place outside, are limited to 10 places, so early booking is advised. Tickets can be purchased up until 6pm on the evening of the workshop.

Running of the Dancers, hosted by Cormac Mohally, is an hour-long movement, dance, and running workshop based around the Firkin Crane, exploring the 4 different directions of North, South, East and West. Participants are asked to come prepared to run, and have a playful attitude. We will use the techniques of hopping, skipping, jumping and side steps and shuffles. In a time of social distancing, let’s come together to stay apart, find new ways to interact with each other and the city around us.

Participants are asked to come to the class ready to run, as there will be no access to Firkin Crane on the night, the series of four workshops WILL go ahead as they take part outside and have a max capacity of 10 per class.