Tough choices ahead - Irish Fiscal Advisory Council The chair of the Irish Fiscal Advisory Council has said that hard choices on tax and the pension age will be required over the next five years as a new government seeks to recover from the Covid-19 crisis and looks to deliver ambitious new projects. Business • 11 May 20
Tough choices ahead - Irish Fiscal Advisory Council The chair of the Irish Fiscal Advisory Council has said that hard choices on tax and the pension age will be required over the next five years as a new government seeks to recover from the Covid-19 crisis and looks to deliver ambitious new projects. Business • 11 May 20
TWSS changes for lower income earners on the way The Minister for Finance has said that changes to the Temporary Wage Subsidy Scheme to make sure it is more effective for those on lower incomes are being made today. Business • 06 May 20
TWSS changes for lower income earners on the way The Minister for Finance has said that changes to the Temporary Wage Subsidy Scheme to make sure it is more effective for those on lower incomes are being made today. Business • 06 May 20
Revenue moves to help firms hit by virus criticised Business owners have criticised measures announced by Revenue today aimed at helping small and medium-sized enterprises to cope with temporary cash-flow difficulties caused by the Covid-19 outbreak. Business • 14 Mar 20
Revenue moves to help firms hit by virus criticised Business owners have criticised measures announced by Revenue today aimed at helping small and medium-sized enterprises to cope with temporary cash-flow difficulties caused by the Covid-19 outbreak. Business • 14 Mar 20
Revenue urges early engagement on virus tax hit Revenue has said it will engage with any viable business that experiences temporary cashflow difficulties as a result of exceptional circumstances such as the Covid-19 outbreak. Business • 10 Mar 20
Revenue urges early engagement on virus tax hit Revenue has said it will engage with any viable business that experiences temporary cashflow difficulties as a result of exceptional circumstances such as the Covid-19 outbreak. Business • 10 Mar 20
Exchequer January tax take up 10% to €5.9bn The Exchequer collected €5.9 billion in taxes last month, up 10% on January last year, according to figures published by the Department of Finance. Business • 04 Feb 20
Exchequer January tax take up 10% to €5.9bn The Exchequer collected €5.9 billion in taxes last month, up 10% on January last year, according to figures published by the Department of Finance. Business • 04 Feb 20
Here's how to claim a tax refund from Revenue Don't panic if you've received a letter from Revenue. It could be one of 130,000 letters sent to PAYE taxpayers as a reminder to claim refunds on tax credits or reliefs. Business • 28 Nov 19
Here's how to claim a tax refund from Revenue Don't panic if you've received a letter from Revenue. It could be one of 130,000 letters sent to PAYE taxpayers as a reminder to claim refunds on tax credits or reliefs. Business • 28 Nov 19
Facebook's Irish profits rose 43% last year Facebook Ireland made a profit before tax of €361.3m in 2018 on revenues of €25.5bn. Business • 25 Nov 19
Facebook's Irish profits rose 43% last year Facebook Ireland made a profit before tax of €361.3m in 2018 on revenues of €25.5bn. Business • 25 Nov 19
Revenue says no surcharge on returns filed this week Revenue has said that its online system ROS is back up and running after being offline for some time today. Business • 13 Nov 19
Revenue says no surcharge on returns filed this week Revenue has said that its online system ROS is back up and running after being offline for some time today. Business • 13 Nov 19
Revenue missed out on €100m due to inability to pay Revenue has foregone tax, interest and penalties worth over €100m in the past five years in circumstances where taxpayers have pleaded inability to pay the money they owe. Business • 25 Oct 19
Revenue missed out on €100m due to inability to pay Revenue has foregone tax, interest and penalties worth over €100m in the past five years in circumstances where taxpayers have pleaded inability to pay the money they owe. Business • 25 Oct 19
Ireland will be impacted by OECD tax overhaul - Donohoe The Minister for Finance has said changes afoot at an international level on how corporations are taxed will impact Ireland. Business • 25 Oct 19
Ireland will be impacted by OECD tax overhaul - Donohoe The Minister for Finance has said changes afoot at an international level on how corporations are taxed will impact Ireland. Business • 25 Oct 19
Tax deadline looms for self-assessed taxpayers The tax deadline for self-assessed taxpayers is at the end of the month. Business • 23 Oct 19
Tax deadline looms for self-assessed taxpayers The tax deadline for self-assessed taxpayers is at the end of the month. Business • 23 Oct 19
Corporation tax revenue could fall under OECD proposals Ireland could see its share of corporation tax revenue from large multinationals fall if new proposals published by the OECD this morning are adopted. Business • 09 Oct 19
Corporation tax revenue could fall under OECD proposals Ireland could see its share of corporation tax revenue from large multinationals fall if new proposals published by the OECD this morning are adopted. Business • 09 Oct 19
Google to pay €1bn to settle French tax probe Google agreed to pay close to €1bn to French authorities to settle a fiscal fraud probe that began four years ago in a deal that may create a legal precedent for other large tech companies present in the country. Business • 12 Sep 19
Google to pay €1bn to settle French tax probe Google agreed to pay close to €1bn to French authorities to settle a fiscal fraud probe that began four years ago in a deal that may create a legal precedent for other large tech companies present in the country. Business • 12 Sep 19
'Tax us more,' US billionaires say "Tax us more!" is the message from about 20 super-wealthy Americans who have urged presidential candidates to back higher taxes on the wealthiest to confront climate change and other priorities. Business • 25 Jun 19
'Tax us more,' US billionaires say "Tax us more!" is the message from about 20 super-wealthy Americans who have urged presidential candidates to back higher taxes on the wealthiest to confront climate change and other priorities. Business • 25 Jun 19
Linking tax, welfare to inflation to cost up to €1.2bn Linking tax and welfare measures to inflation would cost up to €1.2 billion in Budget 2020, according to new research from the Economic and Social Research Institute. Business • 12 Jun 19
Linking tax, welfare to inflation to cost up to €1.2bn Linking tax and welfare measures to inflation would cost up to €1.2 billion in Budget 2020, according to new research from the Economic and Social Research Institute. Business • 12 Jun 19
Perrigo seeks judicial review of €1.6bn tax ruling An Irish registered pharmaceutical company has been granted permission by the High Court to bring a judicial review application aimed at overturning a €1.6 billion tax demand by Revenue. Business • 25 Feb 19
Perrigo seeks judicial review of €1.6bn tax ruling An Irish registered pharmaceutical company has been granted permission by the High Court to bring a judicial review application aimed at overturning a €1.6 billion tax demand by Revenue. Business • 25 Feb 19
Finance's projections on Brexit conservative - Donohoe Figures by the Department of Finance on a disorderly Brexit "may be conservative" according to Minister Paschal Donohoe. Business • 05 Feb 19
Finance's projections on Brexit conservative - Donohoe Figures by the Department of Finance on a disorderly Brexit "may be conservative" according to Minister Paschal Donohoe. Business • 05 Feb 19
Apple agrees €500m tax settlement with France Apple has reached an agreement with French authorities to settle 10 years of back taxes, becoming the latest US company to reach a deal with France which has led a European push for higher taxes on tech giants. Business • 05 Feb 19
Apple agrees €500m tax settlement with France Apple has reached an agreement with French authorities to settle 10 years of back taxes, becoming the latest US company to reach a deal with France which has led a European push for higher taxes on tech giants. Business • 05 Feb 19
EC urges debate on reform of national tax veto The European Commission has called for a debate on reforming decision-making for areas of EU taxation policy, which currently requires unanimity among member states. Business • 15 Jan 19
EC urges debate on reform of national tax veto The European Commission has called for a debate on reforming decision-making for areas of EU taxation policy, which currently requires unanimity among member states. Business • 15 Jan 19
Nike's Dutch tax status investigated by EU regulators The European Commission has opened an investigation into the tax treatment of Nike in the Netherlands, saying this may have given the US sportswear maker an illegal advantage. Business • 10 Jan 19
Nike's Dutch tax status investigated by EU regulators The European Commission has opened an investigation into the tax treatment of Nike in the Netherlands, saying this may have given the US sportswear maker an illegal advantage. Business • 10 Jan 19
Facebook paid €38.3m in tax on profits of €251.8m here New accounts published by Facebook Ireland show the social network paid €38.3m in tax here last year on a profit of €251.8m. Business • 28 Nov 18
Facebook paid €38.3m in tax on profits of €251.8m here New accounts published by Facebook Ireland show the social network paid €38.3m in tax here last year on a profit of €251.8m. Business • 28 Nov 18
Google Ireland paid €171m in tax last year Google Ireland paid just under €171m in tax last year on profits of €1.16 billion, giving the company an effective tax rate here of 14.69%. Business • 23 Nov 18
Google Ireland paid €171m in tax last year Google Ireland paid just under €171m in tax last year on profits of €1.16 billion, giving the company an effective tax rate here of 14.69%. Business • 23 Nov 18
SMEs call on Govt for more support to deal with Brexit Small and medium-sized businesses are calling on Government to give them more support to fend off the challenges brought on by Brexit. Business • 01 Nov 18
SMEs call on Govt for more support to deal with Brexit Small and medium-sized businesses are calling on Government to give them more support to fend off the challenges brought on by Brexit. Business • 01 Nov 18
Workers paying more tax now than a decade ago The Irish Tax Institute says workers across all salary levels continue to pay more personal tax than they did ten years ago, despite a programme of personal tax reductions over the last seven years. Economy • 18 Sep 18
Workers paying more tax now than a decade ago The Irish Tax Institute says workers across all salary levels continue to pay more personal tax than they did ten years ago, despite a programme of personal tax reductions over the last seven years. Economy • 18 Sep 18
How the US corporation tax regime helps US business compete Has Donald Trump inadvertently given away the recipe to the secret sauce that makes US firms much more profitable than those from elsewhere? Business Analysis • 12 Sep 18
How the US corporation tax regime helps US business compete Has Donald Trump inadvertently given away the recipe to the secret sauce that makes US firms much more profitable than those from elsewhere? Business Analysis • 12 Sep 18
