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Full coverage: Tax

Brexit, the Northern Ireland Protocol, and the €9m tax bill

Non compliance with a Brexit carve-out saw an Irish company that imports second-hand mobile phones hit with a multi-million-euro Vat liability in a case that is now going to the High Court.

Alice Chambers
13th Apr, 2026 - 5 min read

Apple’s figures illustrate the billions in corporation tax yet to come

The Department of Finance forecast a €3bn boost from the new 15 per cent tax on multinationals in Budget 2026. It’s now clear there will be more in a full year.

Thomas Hubert
8th Apr, 2026 - 5 min read

Frameworks and new markets: Investment accounts will open another financial battleground

The introduction of a tax-incentivised savings and investment scheme in Ireland is a welcome step in diversifying Ireland's wealth. It will also create a new area of competition for banks, fintechs, and other financial institutions.

Michael Cogley
3rd Apr, 2026 - 6 min read

PRSA reckoning: How did a two-year pension loophole impact tax coffers?

Revenue is carrying out a “comprehensive analysis” of PRSA payouts between 2023 and 2025 to determine the loophole's impact before it was closed off. Early evidence points to an exploited system.

Niall Sargent
24th Mar, 2026 - 4 min read

A crisis-era trade, a €36m paper loss, and a 19-year tax battle

In the final weeks before the 2008 financial crisis, three investors entered trades that would echo through the courts for nearly two decades – ending in a High Court ruling this month.

Ian Kehoe
18th Mar, 2026 - 4 min read

Ireland’s new St Patrick’s Day pitch in Washington: Rewinding the week that was

Two-way investment may act as a “Donald pleaser” but the core issues of tax and EU regulation are where Ireland is really promoting itself as a bridge to Europe for US business.

Thomas Hubert
15th Mar, 2026 - 6 min read

State’s higher education awarding body landed with €450,000 tax bill

Quality and Qualifications Ireland incorrectly treated external assessors as self-employed contractors for tax purposes. It needed extra funding from its parent department to settle the six-figure tax bill.

Niall Sargent
25th Feb, 2026 - 2 min read

From $12bn IP deal to $11.6bn payout: How AbbVie’s Irish arm availed of a lucrative tax loop

The transaction reflects that Allergan Pharmaceuticals International became a major profit centre for the US pharma group in 2020, after funding intellectual property assets with intercompany debt that has now been cancelled.

Thomas Hubert
24th Feb, 2026 - 3 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

John O’Callaghan on endurance, discipline, and building S&W in Ireland

He started out as an accidental accountant, yet ended up leading one of Ireland’s fastest-growing professional services firms. John O’Callaghan reflects on the long journey from Sydney to Dublin, and how his Ironman mindset drives him forward.

Tom Lyons
5th Feb, 2026 - 14 min read
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