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Full coverage: Revenue Commissioners

“I’ll do what I think is the right thing, costly as it may be”: Developer to fight tax battle

Greg Kavanagh says his company Fofo is in a tax dispute with the Revenue Commissioners over expenses claims dating back a decade. After a challenging couple of years, things are going well again, he told The Currency.

Francesca Comyn
14th Mar, 2024 - 2 min read

Covid closures and Revenue debts of over €1.2m push Dublin pubs to the brink

Interim examiners were appointed to pubs owned by businessman Colm Wu. An independent expert report has found a "concerning disregard for both internal control measures and adherence to Company Law" in one of his companies.

Francesca Comyn
28th Nov, 2023 - 5 min read

Turning the screw: Nine graphs that tell the story of Revenue’s post-Covid enforcement strategy

The tax authority stopped its enforcement activity during he pandemic. However, it has been building up its debt cases again over the past 18 months, as evidenced by new data analysing Revenue’s activities over the past five years.

Ian Kehoe
18th Aug, 2023 - 4 min read

A medical consultant didn’t think he had to pay income tax for 4 years. Revenue disagreed

A medical consultant, who moved here to learn more about the Irish medical system, believed he was exempt from paying income tax under the Double Taxation Agreement. Revenue didn't see it that way and hit him with a €238,000 income tax assessment.

Rosanna Cooney
14th Jun, 2023 - 3 min read

Multinationals under watch: How Revenue collects hundreds of millions of euro in transfer pricing enforcement

Ireland is home to a large slice of profits posted by international firms in search of favourable tax terms. But what happens when countries disagree on the allocation of taxable income across borders?

Thomas Hubert
18th May, 2023 - 4 min read

Land, leases, licences and the law: Motorway case clarifies tax treatment of FDI property

When a Spanish multinational sold its stake in the company that built the M4 toll road, Revenue issued a contested CGT bill. Following a tax appeal in 2021, the High Court has now ruled on the case.

Thomas Hubert
21st Feb, 2023 - 5 min read

A tangled corporate web: Siteserv report singles out key individuals for further investigation

The IBRC Commission recommends probes by the Revenue Commissioners, the liquidator of IBRC, and the state's corporate watchdog into dealings of Siteserv founder Niall McFadden and former chief executive Brian Harvey.

Tom Lyons
7th Sep, 2022 - 2 min read

Ireland’s tax chief on record receipts from multinationals, warehoused debt and Brexit

Having presided over the expansion of the tax authority's workforce for Brexit and the launch of unprecedented pandemic support schemes, Revenue boss Niall Cody is staying on for another three years to see through a generational corporation tax reform.

Ian Kehoe
13th May, 2022 - 20 min read

Private practice? How Revenue tackled professionals transferring their business to a company

Many medical and other professionals have transferred their trade to a company. Now a doctor has been found personally liable for tax on fees earned through the new structure.

Eoin O'Shea
1st Feb, 2022 - 7 min read

Revealed: the 27 tax avoidance schemes being investigated by Revenue

Documents released to The Currency under Freedom of Information legislation show the wide variety of schemes being used by companies and individuals to escape tax. And from trading losses to preferential loans, they also reveal the areas of focus for the tax authority.

Ian Kehoe
9th Feb, 2021 - 5 min read
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