Julie Burke

Julie Burke, Editor

Editor's Summary - Issue 2, 2024

Julie Burke, BL

An Overview of Country-by-Country Reporting in Ireland

George Thompson and Laura Shanahan provide an overview of the country-by-country (CbC) and public CbC reporting obligations in Ireland, including the information to be provided, timelines for submission and applicable penalties.

Key Considerations for the Corporation Tax 2023 Cycle

Kelly Caffrey explains the key considerations for companies heading into the busy tax filing season.

VAT Registrations: Practical Challenges and Pitfalls

James Fox and Ray Smyth outline how Irish VAT registration, once straightforward, now presents greater complexity, with increased documentation and scrutiny to combat fraud, affecting both domestic entities and foreign companies and challenging timely access to the tax system.

Registering a New Charity with the Charities Regulator

Emma Lawrence summarises the process by which a new organisation can be established, register as a charity and apply for a charitable tax exemption.

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An Overview of Country-by-Country Reporting in Ireland

George Thompson and Laura Shanahan provide an overview of the country-by-country (CbC) and public CbC reporting obligations in Ireland, including the information to be provided, timelines for submission and applicable penalties....

VAT Registrations: Practical Challenges and Pitfalls

James Fox and Ray Smyth outline how Irish VAT registration, once straightforward, now presents greater complexity, with increased documentation and scrutiny to combat fraud, affecting both domestic entities and foreign companies...

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