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Full coverage: corporation tax

Budget 2027 doubles down on corporation tax reliance 

By increasing Ireland’s attractiveness through the R&D tax credit and cutting the tax burden elsewhere, the Government is pushing the share of its revenue coming from multinationals to unprecedented levels.

Thomas Hubert
6th Oct, 2026 - 4 min read

Budget 2027 is expanding by the hour: Rewinding the week that was

In one afternoon, the State’s coffers emerged relatively scot-free from the global bond rout and received another multi-hundred-million-euro boost from Apple. Simon Harris is already eyeing more tax cuts.

Thomas Hubert
6th Sep, 2026 - 4 min read

Taxing the 28th regime: From a uniform tax base to investor passports

EU Inc – a bloc-wide company registration – is touted as a way to rev up European tech start-ups. MEPs meanwhile are trying to figure out how the whole thing will be taxed.

Jonathan Keane
21st May, 2026 - 4 min read

Eli Lilly’s Irish tax bill almost tripled to $6.6bn last year

The pharma giant, one of Ireland's top-three taxpayers together accounting for almost half of corporation tax payments in 2024, is accelerating its growth on the back of successful weight-loss drugs.

Thomas Hubert
20th Feb, 2026 - 3 min read

The real threat to Ireland’s economy comes from the US, not the Middle East

With Ireland’s prosperity so tightly linked to US corporations and tax frameworks, looming changes in American fiscal policy pose a deeper, more immediate economic risk than global geopolitical tensions.

Dan O'Brien
27th Jun, 2025 - 5 min read

“From political compromise to economic opportunity”: The push for all-island corporate tax

The Windsor Framework has granted Northern Ireland unique access to the UK and EU goods markets. But with businesses yet to feel the benefit, Chartered Accountants Ireland call for lower corporation tax to complement dual-market access.

Michael Cogley
11th Jun, 2025 - 10 min read

Niall Sargent: Anchors, guardrails, and the threat of tariffs

Yesterday, Ifac and the Central Bank released separate reports on the country’s future economic outlook. Trump’s tax and tariff threats aside, both are clear there are enough domestic challenges to iron out to retain a stable economic position.

Niall Sargent
5th Dec, 2024 - 5 min read

“The tide of division is building. And the causes of it are so many”

With Budget 2025 imminent, the minister for public expenditure and reform talks about his economic priorities, countering the rise of the far right, and what Ireland’s economy will look like in a decade.

Ian Kehoe
21st Sep, 2024 - 18 min read

With a victory lap around Ireland, Margrethe Vestager is leaving Brussels a winner

The €13bn Apple tax ruling ensures the competition commissioner is leaving her post with a smile – and with the spotlight once again on Ireland’s relationship with multinationals.

Jonathan Keane
16th Sep, 2024 - 6 min read

Withheld refunds: The story of Wirecard’s battle with the Irish tax authority

Wirecard’s failed Irish business is embroiled in a legal tussle with the Irish tax authority. At stake is tens of millions of euro in withheld corporation tax refunds.

Ian Kehoe
19th Jul, 2024 - 2 min read
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