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Full coverage: Multinationals

How stock market turmoil is hitting the pay packet of Amazon’s Dublin workers in four graphs

The technology giant’s fastest-growing Irish subsidiary paid hundreds of R&D staff €50 million in Amazon shares last year. How much will they get this year?

Thomas Hubert
24th Mar, 2023 - 3 min read

Recruitment giant Indeed expected to let go 200 in Dublin

The online recruitment multinational will inform affected workers this evening of the latest job cuts, following a similar announcement by Meta last week.

Tom Lyons
22nd Mar, 2023 - 1 min read

Buy an Irish company, get a free green jersey: Vertiv’s $1.2bn IP offset

Vertiv, the US electrical technology group, acquired E&I Engineering for $1.8 billion in 2021. More than half of this value was for intangible assets, which the group can now amortise against taxable profits.

Thomas Hubert
20th Mar, 2023 - 4 min read

“If you’re a tech company, you need to have a few layoffs if you want to be taken seriously”

What does the current tech slump mean for jobs and corporation tax in Ireland? To try and get some answers, Ian Kehoe spoke with Stephen Kinsella and Thomas Hubert.

Ian Kehoe
15th Feb, 2023 - 5 min read

Corporation tax was a record €22.6bn last year. There is no sign it will shrink this year

The latest layoffs at Salesforce show the correction in the tech industry is not over, raising questions about Ireland's corporation tax boom. Another tax stream, however, gives an indication of the profits yet to be declared here – and that's before we even look at big pharma.

Thomas Hubert
4th Jan, 2023 - 5 min read

Billions in dividends, millions in tax: The benefits of Microchip’s double malt structure

The semiconductor multinational is reaping maximum rewards from the loophole still allowing Irish companies to be tax-resident in Malta. Its tax bills are small, but its capital returns are not.

Thomas Hubert
3rd Jan, 2023 - 4 min read

Between the US and the EU, a gap remains on the minimum 15% corporation tax

The detail of rules yet to be fully thrashed out will determine whether it makes more financial sense for mid-tier multinationals like Etsy to keep their international HQ located in Ireland.

Thomas Hubert
19th Dec, 2022 - 4 min read

A multi-billion-dollar rise in revenue, a successful spin-off and still no tax: Ireland delivers for Dell

Shortly before the end of its financial year in January, the Dell group severed its cloud software arm VMware. Both businesses continued to maximise the green jersey scheme in Ireland to shield their growing European business from corporation tax.

Thomas Hubert
15th Dec, 2022 - 5 min read

Ireland’s position in a bonkers corporate tax world: Rewinding the week that was

The Department of Finance described much of the latest bumper corporation tax revenue as a once-off windfall. Yet every indication is that aggressive tax planning through Ireland is set to continue.

Ian Kehoe
11th Dec, 2022 - 4 min read

Doubling down on the double malt: Abbott routes more profits through 4% tax shelter

When demand for rapid medical tests exploded during the pandemic, the US pharma giant routed this business through Ireland and Malta to achieve a four per cent tax rate. This expanded into a multi-billion-euro business last year.

Thomas Hubert
6th Dec, 2022 - 6 min read
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