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ARTICLE · 23 FEBRUARY 2026

Share Scheme Reporting – 2026 Filing Date

The deadline for share scheme reporting is fast-approaching, and this update provides an overview of the share scheme reporting requirements in Ireland.

IrelandCorporate/Commercial Law

The deadline for share scheme reporting is fast-approaching, and this update provides an overview of the share scheme reporting requirements in Ireland.

Irish tax law requires that certain details be filed in relation to share options in respect of the grant, exercise, release and / or cancellation of share / stock options granted by both Irish and non-Irish companies during a particular year to Irish tax resident directors / employees or directors / employees who exercise their duties in Ireland (“Share Option Events”).

Irish legislation also provides for the mandatory electronic reporting of certain other forms of share-based remuneration.  This includes restricted stock units (RSUs), restricted shares, convertible shares, forfeitable shares, discounted shares, phantom shares, stock appreciation rights, growth / flowering / hurdle shares and any other award which is a cash-equivalent of shares (the “Other Awards”).

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