
Issue 4, 2022
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Tracey O’Donnell, Lydia McCormack
Dr Patrick Mulcahy, Ross Duffy
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Pat O’Brien provides a summary and analysis of the key provisions in the Finance Act 2022 relating to employment tax matters....
Aidan Lucey and Mark Barrett explore the core components of the new Code and Compliance Intervention Framework, in force since 1 May 2022, and assess some of the early trends to emerge....
Emma Arlow provides an overview of the Temporary Business Energy Support Scheme, including definitions and key checklist items for companies, as well as a brief run-down of other relevant tax supports for...
Stephen Gahan and Oonagh Carney provide an analysis of some of the key issues arising for businesses and property owners when transitioning from an existing business model to the provision of emergency...
Laura McKeown and Caroline Kealey summarise the key measures in Finance Act 2022 from a financial services perspective....
Alison McHugh and Jennifer Dineen discuss the pension changes in Finance Act 2022, along with the new legislation in the Act that deals with the tax treatment of Pan-European Personal Pension Products....
Damien Flanagan and Cian Smith examine the details of the Finance Act 2022 changes for the R&D tax credit regime, the Knowledge Development Box and the digital games tax credit....
Brendan Murphy outlines the measures in Finance Act 2022 aimed at alleviating the housing crisis, including incentives for renters, landlords, sellers and purchasers....
Karen Grimes and Billy McMahon discuss the amendments to s757 TCA 1997 made by Finance Act 2022 and their possible impact on transactions involving intellectual property....
Kim Doyle and James McMahon explain the different types of share-based remuneration that companies can use to recruit and retain employees tax-efficiently....
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