Occasionally, investors on the New York Stock Exchange come across a company with a long American history and most of its sales in the US – and an address in Dublin. Those are the multinationals who chose headquarters inversions to access Ireland’s corporation tax regime when the practice was in fashion in the early 21st century. One of the Wall Street-listed groups then most active on the inversion scene found itself at the centre of a Vat dispute now adjudicated by the Tax Appeals Commission. Although its name is redacted in the newly published decision, The Currency has identified it…

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