Google subsidiary moved $75bn profits through Ireland Newly filed accounts show that over $75bn in profits moved through a subsidiary of Google that was incorporated in Ireland in 2019, more than three … Business • 17 Apr 21
Companies replacing 'Double Irish' with new tax scheme Multinational firms are reportedly using a new arrangement to reduce their tax bills despite the phasing out of the 'Double Irish' scheme. Business • 14 Nov 17
'Nothing to fear' from tax system - Kenny Taoiseach Enda Kenny has told a gathering of Irish and Irish-American business people in New York that Ireland has nothing to fear in relation to … News • 15 Nov 14
Ending of 'double Irish' not an issue - Bruton Minister for Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation Richard Bruton has said that ending the so-called "double Irish" has not been an issue for US companies. News • 28 Oct 14
OECD says new tax measures should not be exploited The OECD has said that Ireland needs to ensure new incentives for multinationals are not exploited. Business • 24 Oct 14
Positive reaction in US to 'Double-Irish' move The initial reaction in the US to the abolition of the so-called "Double Irish" and the introduction of new investment incentives has been positive. Budget 2018 • 14 Oct 14
End of Double Irish 'won't make US firms leave' Initial US reaction to the abolition of the so-called 'Double Irish' tax scheme and the introduction of new investment incentives has been positive. Business • 14 Oct 14
Apple's Irish tax deals 'constituted State aid' The European Commission has said that two tax arrangements agreed between Ireland and the US computer giant Apple amount to illegal State aid. News • 01 Oct 14
