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Full coverage: Tax

Budget speech turns Donohoe into the OECD’s unlikely champion

By tinkering with corporation tax, Minister for Finance Paschal Donohoe is giving assurances that Ireland is ready for the 15 per cent minimum rate. There may be deeper reforms on the table, but they will be for his successor to lead to fruition.

Thomas Hubert
27th Sep, 2022 - 6 min read

Yet another Commission has been set up, yet another Commission has reported, and yet another Commission has been ignored

The response to the Commission on Taxation highlights yet again that this government, like the one before it, is not that interested in the sometimes difficult opinions of experts. This is a pity.

Stephen Kinsella
22nd Sep, 2022 - 8 min read

Real investment, phantom investment and the position of Sinn Féin: MEPs target “the Irish role in tax avoidance”

The European Parliament’s tax group is visiting Ireland to tackle the use of this country as a base to locate profits “at the expense of taxpayers in Europe,” according to its chair. Sinn Féin’s position in support of current tax policy is part of the equation.

Thomas Hubert
20th Sep, 2022 - 3 min read

An address in north Dublin, €20m in spyware sales and no tax: Inside the Predator’s Irish lair

A business linked to a former member of Israel’s cyber warfare unit is under investigation by the European Parliament after its software was used to spy on a Greek journalist. Its corporate headquarters is in Ireland.

Joe Galvin
20th Sep, 2022 - 12 min read

Ian Kehoe: Competition, concentration, and income tax

Income tax competition is the new corporation tax. And, as the state grows ever more reliant upon income tax, the companies paying the most of it want it to be reduced. What happens next?

Ian Kehoe
16th Sep, 2022 - 5 min read

Departing OECD tax chief: “We’ve turned the page. Now we need to implement”

Pascal Saint-Amans’s career as OECD tax director culminated one year ago when he secured a global agreement to overhaul corporation tax. As he leaves this position, he assesses the work remaining to be done.

Thomas Hubert
16th Sep, 2022 - 5 min read

The unstoppable rise of online betting, the Covid recovery and room for tax rises

A government briefing paper has laid bare the trends in the betting industry in Ireland, where punters are expected to bet more than €5.1 billion this year.

Sean Keyes
16th Sep, 2022 - 3 min read

Ikea’s Irish empire – part 2: From furniture stores to sovereign bonds, intercompany debt and tax

In part two of our investigation into the Ingka Group's Irish corporate structures, we unlock the retail giant’s Irish-operated investment strategy and explain how a number of Irish subsidiaries in Ireland help reduce its overall tax liabilities.

Thomas Hubert
14th Sep, 2022 - 7 min read

Donohoe sees progress on multinational tax deal becoming reality – or at least part of it

The Minister for Finance heads to an EU meeting in Prague hopeful of a 15% corporation tax directive, but the full OECD agreement is far from ready for implementation.

Thomas Hubert
7th Sep, 2022 - 3 min read

A multinational books Danish sales from Ireland. Now Denmark says it must pay corporation tax there

An international agreement has just led the Danish tax appeal body to reject a claim by the Irish subsidiary of a multinational that it didn’t have a permanent establishment in Denmark. There are many more with similar arrangements.

Thomas Hubert
31st Aug, 2022 - 3 min read
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