
Issue 4, 2025
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Published online in December 2025...

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Amanda-Jayne Comyn
Circulo
(Editor)
Helen Byrne
EY
Fiona Carney
PwC Ireland
Gabrielle Dillon
Dillon VAT Advisory Ltd
Bernard Doherty
Grant Thornton
Anne Hogan
Xeinedin
Séamus Kennedy
Deloitte Ireland LLP
Tom Maguire
Deloitte Ireland LLP
Cian O'Sullivan
William Fry
Neil Phair
Phair & Co. Tax and
Business Advisors
George Thompson
PwC Ireland

Eoin Tobin
RDJ, LLP

Gemma Tugwell
Grant Thornton

Aaron Mullan, John Walsh and Caitriona Gough consider the structures for property ownership in Ireland and the tax incentives available, including those introduced or amended by Finance Act 2025....

Ian Collins and Lyndsey Browne consider the Tax Appeals Commission’s first determination on a case concerning the R&D science test contained in s766 TCA 1997, which was published in April 2025....

Philip McQueston and Saumya Sadanand review recent European case law relevant to the relationship between VAT, intra-group arrangements and transfer pricing adjustments....

Kelly Payne and Tara Murray provide a practical review of the introduction of the SARP and the various developments of the regime over the past 14 years....

Sandija McCann and Kevin Devenney examine the legislation, Revenue guidance and recent litigation on the classification of food products for VAT purposes, which remains a complex area....

Ronan Moore analyses the Finance Act 2025 updates to and the Department of Finance review of the research and development tax credit....

Julia Shanahan and Nicola Sheridan explain the changes brought about by DAC 8, which extended mandatory transaction reporting to crypto-assets via the Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework and updated the Common Reporting Standard, with...

Gráinne Boyle and Monika Sauksciute examine Irish corporate law requirements for distributions in reorganisations, focusing on distributable reserves rules, deemed distributions, the consequences of unlawful distributions, and creating reserves through share capital...

Cécile Fournis and Joanne Clarke explain the new domestic eInvoicing framework introduced by Revenue and discuss the practical implications for Irish businesses as VAT administration moves towards real-time digital reporting....
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