Revenue warns of tax implications for planning payments Revenue has warned of "potentially serious consequences" for people who do not disclose payments they have received as part of the misuse of the planning … Business • 08 Dec
Economists take aim at Irish corporation tax policies A number of prominent economists have taken aim at Ireland's corporation tax policies on social media, labelling them "parasitic" and accusing the State of "siphoning" … Business • 08 Dec
€110 billion collected in taxes in 2022, up 17% on 2021 The Exchequer collected €110 billion in 2022 in taxes and PRSI, according to figures from the Central Statistics Office published today. Business • 22 Nov
€13bn Apple tax case judgment 'should be set aside' The Advocate General of the EU's highest court has proposed that the court should set aside the judgment of the lower General Court in the … Business • 09 Nov
Tax clinic set up in Galway for marginalised groups A tax clinic in Galway is helping people from marginalised or under-represented communities to understand their entitlements, their tax rights and responsibilities, and how to … Business • 06 Nov
What you need to know when filing an income tax return Budget 2024 outlined how Government plans to spend the money it raised from tax revenue. Business • 15 Oct
ISME details priorities for Budget 2024 ISME, the Irish Small & Medium Enterprises Association, has called for reform of the VAT system, the introduction of a USC levy of 3% on … Business • 02 Oct
Shareholders lose 11-year tax battle with Revenue Four shareholders of a liquidated company must now pay a combined income tax bill of €1.56 million. Business • 18 Sep
Plans for participation exemption to corporation tax The Government has announced plans to introduce changes to how dividend income received from foreign branches of companies with bases in Ireland are taxed here. Business • 14 Sep
35% of corporation tax collected comes from ICT sector A report from the Department of Finance has said 'the scale and speed' of any reduction in the presence of the ICT sector here 'could … Business • 24 Aug
Russia suspends tax accords with Ireland and others Russian President, Vladimir Putin, has signed a decree suspending taxation provisions with dozens of countries, including Ireland. Business • 09 Aug
Exchequer tax take up 4.6% in July Almost €6.57 billion in tax was received by the Exchequer in July, up €303m (4.6%) on the same month of last year. Business • 03 Aug
Refundable tax credits could cost €1bn - TSG report The Tax Strategy Group paper on income tax has examined the issue of refundable tax credits. Business • 18 Jul
Tax cuts could contribute to persistent inflation Tax cuts in the budget would add fuel to an over-stimulated economy and could contribute to persistent inflation, a new report warns. Business • 20 Jun
Waste management firm tops Tax Defaulters' List Revenue has published details of 19 tax settlement cases today totalling €7.3m, for the period from January to March 2023. Business • 13 Jun
Slight fall in corporation tax in May Corporation tax receipts dropped slightly in May according to the latest exchequer returns, underlining the volatile nature of this source of revenue. Business • 02 Jun
Three firms pay a third of all corporation tax The Government is drawing up plans to protect the country from the risk of a large multi-national firm reducing its tax payments in Ireland after … Business • 01 Jun
Top EU court hears commission's Apple tax case appeal EU competition regulators have today appealed to the bloc's highest court to override a lower tribunal and make Apple pay a record €13 billion in … Business • 23 May
The Irish corporation tax bonanza With little obvious sign of any imminent slowdown in the corporation tax bonanza, the political challenge here to use this windfall wisely will intensify. Analysis and Comment • 29 Apr
Farmer wins €72,728 tax battle with Revenue A farmer has won a €72,728 tax battle with the Revenue Commissioners concerning a dispute over a €140,656 Department of Agriculture Single Payment Scheme (SPS) … Business • 17 Apr
Possible end of Defaulters' List 'won't hinder Revenue' Revenue will lose an important tool in its enforcement efforts if it is forced to end the publication of its Tax Defaulters' List, according to … Business • 17 Apr
Profits at Irish Apple subsidiary rise to $69.3bn Pre-tax profits at the main Irish subsidiary of iPhone maker Apple increased last year by 2% to $69.3 billion. Business • 07 Apr
KPMG calls for new, lower rates of income tax Consulting group KPMG has called for new, lower rates of income tax to be introduced. Business • 05 Apr
Six out of ten people don't claim medical tax refunds Six out of ten taxpayers in Ireland still do not claims tax relief on their medical expenses, a new survey has found. Business • 21 Mar
Tullow Oil seeks arbitration over $387m in tax bills Tullow said its Ghana unit filed for arbitration in London over two tax bills amounting to $387 million which the West Africa-focused oil producer received … Business • 14 Feb
