The new auto-enrolment scheme for private pensions is expected to commence next year and now is the time for companies to get their ducks in a row.
The Highland Europe co-founder speaks about growing up in Dublin, the Apple windfall, and why other countries don't follow Ireland's low-tax model.
As promised, consolidating international profits in Ireland is becoming easier. The last frontier in making Ireland more tax-friendly to FDI is the treatment of interest – and that’s coming.
The Irish company has been in business for 20 years and has annual revenues of around €30m. It is now joining Finland’s Purmo Group.
Brody Sweeney built O’Brien’s Irish Sandwich Bars into a global brand. When he lost control of it, he started again with Camile Thai. The entrepreneur talks about making a franchise work and the future of the food industry.
Changes are being made to schemes like EIIS and how capital gains tax applies to angel investors. Unscripted TV is getting its own tax credit. And hospitality is none too pleased.
An amended residential zoned tax to appease farmers is back on the cards, but commercial stamp duty rates look set to stay firm despite concerns over a faltering market in the capital.
The decision comes a week after Dublin City Council refused permission for further hotel plans on Baggot Street Lower as the former waste tycoon looks to expand his accommodation offerings in the capital.
Imelda Lambkin heads up the Disruptive Technologies Innovation Fund, tasked with backing cutting-edge tech projects in Ireland. She talks to The Currency about the fund’s mission and its future.
Growing revenue and costs left the software multinational’s taxable profit largely unchanged in Ireland, where the amortisation of intellectual property dictates much of its financial performance.
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