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The final quarter is always busy for the Institute and its members, and this year was no different. It kicked off with the publication of the Report of the Commission on Taxation...
The final quarter is always busy for the Institute and its members, and this year was no different. It kicked off with the publication of the Report of the Commission on Taxation...
From the lifting of Covid-19 restrictions and a war on European soil to an energy and cost-of-living crisis, 2022 has not been a year that we could have predicted. Yet, as we...
Terry was a founder member of the then Institute of Taxation in Ireland and attended the legendary first meeting in the Presbyterian Association Hall on St Stephen’s Green that approved the foundation...
News and moves in the tax community......
Tracey O’Donnell and Lydia McCormack provide an overview of the key compliance obligations for capital acquisitions tax in 2022....
Niall McCarthy and Dominic O’Shaughnessy outline the potential Irish tax implications for non-resident corporate landlords and focus on some of the issues arising from the transition to the corporation tax regime for...
The Tax Policy & Representations Team in the Irish Tax Institute provide the key developments on the Debt Warehouse Scheme....
Philip Nolan and Emma Galvin consider the VAT compliance implications for Irish businesses of trading in goods with businesses in non-EU, “third”, countries, with a particular focus on import VAT....
Richard Concannon and Donal Kennedy give an overview of common issues and pitfalls that can arise from a VAT perspective as part of property transactions....
Gabrielle Dillon considers two recent determinations of the Tax Appeals Commission on VAT and medical services and outlines relevant case law of the Court of Justice of the European Union....
Lee Squires and Mona Costelloe consider the High Court decision in Arderin Distillery and its impact on judicial review claims against the Revenue involving legitimate expectation issues....
Nichola Delaney provides an analysis of the recent decision of Stack J in the case on s117 applications and explores who exactly might qualify as a “child” under the Act....
Alan Heuston and James Quirke consider the mergers and acquisitions (M&A) landscape in Ireland, as well as the recent tax provisions and changes in company law that impact on M&A....
Kim Doyle outlines the history of the digital tax debate, the OECD and EU proposals, the current main unilateral DSTs and the next steps expected from the OECD under Pillar One....
Laura Harney and Opeyemi Osunsan outline the tax transparency landscape and key considerations when looking to develop a company’s tax disclosure strategy, in the context of stakeholders’ demanding greater levels of tax...
Michael Raine outlines the requirements of the EU draft Directive, which is designed to discourage the creation of shell undertakings where they are used for improper tax purposes....
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Issue 4, 2022 Direct Tax Cases: Decisions from the Irish Courts and Tax Appeals Commission Determinations Published December 8, 2022 in Issue 4, 2022 Mark Ludlow, Senior Associate – Tax, RDJ LLP...
Issue 4, 2022 Direct Tax Cases: Decisions from the UK and European Courts Published December 8, 2022 in Issue 4, 2022 Stephen Ruane, Partner and Leader, Tax Solutions Centre, PwC Ireland Patrick...
Issue 4, 2022 International Tax Update Published December 8, 2022 in Issue 4, 2022 Louise Kelly, Tax Partner, Deloitte Ireland LLP Claire McCarrick, Tax Senior Manager, Deloitte Ireland LLP Table of Contents...
Issue 4, 2022 VAT Cases & VAT News Published December 8, 2022 in Issue 4, 2022 Gabrielle Dillon, Director – VAT, PwC Ireland Table of Contents Back to top VAT Cases Transfer...
Issue 4, 2022 Accounting Developments of Interest Published December 8, 2022 in Issue 4, 2022 Aidan Clifford, Advisory Services Manager, ACCA Ireland Table of Contents Back to top Russian Sanctions The EU...
Issue 4, 2022 Revenue Commissioners’ Update: Reviewing the Effectiveness of the Co-operative Compliance Framework in Revenue Published December 8, 2022 in Issue 4, 2022 Vincent Walsh, Large Corporates Division, Revenue Table of...
Issue 4, 2022 Legal Monitor Published December 8, 2022 in Issue 4, 2022 Caroline Austin, Partner, Tax Department, Matheson Table of Contents Back to top Selected Acts Signed into Law 1 August–31...
Issue 4, 2022 Tax Appeals Commission Determinations Published December 8, 2022 in Issue 4, 2022 Tara Duggan, Tax Technical Author, Irish Tax Institute Table of Contents Back to top Determinations of the...
Issue 4, 2022 Customs Update – Winter 2022 Published December 8, 2022 in Issue 4, 2022 Mark Brennan, Senior Manager, Global Trade & Customs, PwC Ireland John P. O’Loughlin, Partner, Global Trade...
UK and Northern Ireland Tax Update - Winter 2022UK and Northern Ireland Tax Update - Winter 2022UK and Northern Ireland Tax Update - Winter 2022...
Issue 4, 2022 Editor’s Pages Published December 8, 2022 in Issue 4, 2022 Table of Contents Back to top Key CAT Compliance Obligations in 2022 Tracey O’Donnell and Lydia McCormack provide an...
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