Interview with New Irish Tax Institute President, Colm Browne
Colm Browne was inaugurated as the 47th President of the Institute at the AGM on 8 September. Colm is a Tax Director in PwC and is based in Limerick. Before taking up...
Colm Browne was inaugurated as the 47th President of the Institute at the AGM on 8 September. Colm is a Tax Director in PwC and is based in Limerick. Before taking up...
At the Institute’s recent Annual General Meeting, Colm Browne was elected as the 47th President of the Institute. Colm joined Council in 2014 and has been on many Institute committees over the...
News and moves in the tax community......
Patrick Mulcahy and Ross Duffy set out some of the key disclosure changes to the 2021 Form CT1 (including graphical illustration) with the aim of assisting practitioners through a busy compliance season....
Steven Gardiner analyses a recent Tax Appeals Commission determination that tackles the thorny issue of whether power station grid connection costs qualify for capital allowances....
Lorraine Mulligan outlines recent Revenue guidance on the ILR and highlights some areas where further clarification would be welcome....
Úna Ryan and Caroline Kennedy discuss the factors to consider in planning a post-acquisition group restructuring....
Anne Gunnell and Clare McGuinness outline the Institute’s response to the Department of Finance consultation on the implementation into Irish law of the EU Pillar Two Minimum Tax Directive....
Paula Campbell and Chloe O’Hara discuss the European Commission’s proposal for a Directive on creating a debt–equity bias reduction allowance....
Brian Broderick considers the tax implications of migrating from the US to Ireland for private clients – both Irish nationals returning home and US nationals with no pre-existing Irish links....
Julie Galbraith and Robert Dever discuss the decision of the Court of Appeal in Karshan (Midlands Limited) t/a Domino’s Pizza v The Revenue Commissioners and its implications for businesses in Ireland....
John Breslin and David Sweetman consider the current legal status of crypto-assets in Ireland at common law and the trajectory of crypto-asset regulation in the European Union....
Susan Roche, Nicola Sheridan and Ruth Maloney consider the current tax treatment of crypto-assets and transactions in Ireland, across direct and indirect taxes, along with the proposals relating to tax at EU...
Issue 3, 2022 Policy and Representations Monitor Published September 26, 2022 in Regular Features Lorraine Sheegar, Tax Manager, Tax Policy & Representations, Irish Tax Institute Table of Contents Back to top News...
Issue 3, 2022 Direct Tax Cases: Decisions from the Irish High Court Published September 26, 2022 in Regular Features Mark Ludlow, Senior Associate – Tax, RDJ LLP Table of Contents Back to...
Issue 3, 2022 Direct Tax Cases: Decisions from the UK and European Courts Published September 26, 2022 in Regular Features Stephen Ruane, Partner and Leader, Tax Solutions Centre, PwC Ireland Patrick Lawless,...
Issue 3, 2022 International Tax Update Published September 26, 2022 in Regular Features Louise Kelly, Tax Partner, Deloitte Ireland LLP Claire McCarrick, Tax Senior Manager, Deloitte Ireland LLP Table of Contents Back...
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Issue 3, 2022 Revenue Commissioners’ Update Published September 26, 2022 in Regular Features Table of Contents Back to top Reminder to Update Your Bank Details on revenue.ie Revenue is reminding customers who...
Issue 3, 2022 Legal Monitor Published September 26, 2022 in Regular Features Caroline Austin, Partner, Tax Department, Matheson Table of Contents Back to top Selected Acts Signed into Law 1 May–31 July...
Issue 3, 2022 Tax Appeals Commission Determinations Published September 26, 2022 in Regular Features Tara Duggan, Tax Technical Author, Irish Tax Institute Table of Contents Back to top Determinations of the Tax...
Issue 3, 2022 Tax Technology Update – Autumn 2022 Published September 26, 2022 in Regular Features John Curry, Principal, Tax Transformation & Technology, KPMG Table of Contents Back to top “Automation applied...
Issue 3, 2022 Customs Update – Autumn 2022 Published September 26, 2022 in Regular Features John P. O’Loughlin, Partner, Global Trade & Customs, PwC Ireland Gavin Williams, Associate, Global Trade and Customs,...
Issue 3, 2022 Editor’s Pages Published September 26, 2022 in Issue 3, 2022 Table of Contents Back to top Corporation Tax Return 2021: Focus on Disclosures Patrick Mulcahy and Ross Duffy set...
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