Land sold to develop housing is eligible for stamp duty relief. A transaction involving a right of way on a residential site raised unexpected questions between its developer and Revenue.
The budget is mere weeks away and the finance minister attended his first Scale Ireland pre-budget event “to listen, to engage and get feedback”. There was a lot to listen to.
Under his watch, Ifac has increased revenues from €15m to almost €40m through growth and acquisition. Now John Donoghue plans to make the farmer-owned accountancy co-op a dominant player in the SME market.
Dublin-headquartered Self Help Africa has received European funding to invest in circular economy enterprises across Zambia.
Data protection and privacy is now integral to every part of business. Emma Ritchie, KPMG Law LLP's head of data protection and privacy, explains how it has become an important part of the firm's offering.
The semi-state is tackling alleged unauthorised activity on seven bogs, with hundreds of thousands of euro worth of peat cut. It has taken legal action in one case and is weighing up more.
The multinational has warned shareholders of a tax hit from today’s EU court decision against Ireland, but nowhere near the €13 billion set aside in an escrow account. US tax is coming into play.
Ten years on from the start of a formal investigation into Apple’s Irish tax affairs, the European Commission has won its case. Its meaning extends far beyond the collection of back taxes.
More than a decade after they pumped money into an offshore property fund, a string of well-heeled investors were hit with tax bills. This is the story of the tax authority's battle over the liquidation of the multi-million euro fund.
The online travel giant set up a fintech unit a few years ago and got a licence from the Central Bank of Ireland. Now it’s putting it to use.
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