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Mason Hayes & Curran LLP
BARROW STREET
DUBLIN 4
D04 TR29
Ireland
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Work Department

Tax

Position

Partner, Tax

Career

Niamh is a Partner and Co-head of our Tax team who advises Irish and international clients on tax law and tax planning in the context of mergers and acquisitions, restructurings, joint ventures and investments. She has extensive experience spanning several sectors including financial services, technology, life sciences, energy and real estate. Clients know Niamh for her concise and practical legal advice.

Niamh has a particular focus on advising financial institutions, lenders, assets managers and investors on tax matters relevant to financing and financial services tax. This includes advising on Irish withholding tax on interest, double tax treaty relief, availing of the 12.5% trading rate and availing of the special tax regime for investment funds and structured finance / securitisation transactions.c

Lawyer Rankings

Ireland > Asset finance

Mason Hayes & Curran LLP is active in a wide spectrum of aviation and asset finance matters, often acting for aircraft manufacturers, lessors, aviation investors, banks and other financial institutions in the space. ECA financing is a key pillar of strength for the team, which is adept at handling securitisations, warehouse financings, sale and leaseback transactions, and structured finance work, among other areas. The department is home to David McGovern and Christine O’Donovan, the chair of the firm; both are highly regarded asset finance specialists. Head of tax Niamh Caffrey is a key name.

Ireland > Tax

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Niamh CaffreyMason Hayes & Curran LLP

Mason Hayes & Curran LLP‘s tax team has extensive experience in corporate and M&A transactions, including transatlantic deals, and has a fine record in the life sciences, technology, built environment, energy and financial services sectors. Corporate reorganisations and aviation financings are fortes too. It is also noted for tax disputes. Niamh Caffrey and Kevin Mangan co-head the tax group, the latter ‘a stand out addition to the team‘ having joined from Google in 2023.