Julie Burke

Julie Burke, Editor

Editor's Summary - Issue 4, 2022

Julie Burke, BL

Key CAT Compliance Obligations in 2022

Tracey O’Donnell and Lydia McCormack provide an overview of the key compliance obligations for capital acquisitions tax in 2022.

Taxation of Non-Resident Corporate Landlords

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 accounting periods commencing on or after 1 January 2022.

Debt Warehousing Scheme: Key Developments and Dates Over the Months Ahead

The Tax Policy & Representations Team in the Irish Tax Institute outline the key developments on the Debt Warehouse Scheme.

Non-EU Imports and Exports: VAT Considerations

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.

VAT on Property Considerations

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.

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Feature Articles

Taxation of Non-Resident Corporate Landlords

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...

Non-EU Imports and Exports: VAT Considerations

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....

VAT on Property Considerations

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....

Digital Services Tax

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....

Tax Transparency: What Does It Mean for Companies?

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...

The Unshell Directive

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