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ARTICLE · 15 MAY 2024

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Response To The First Feedback Statement On The Introduction Of A Participation Exemption

In April 2024, the Department of Finance published a Strawman Proposal setting out some of the key potential design features of the new Irish participation exemption for foreign dividends...

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In April 2024, the Department of Finance published a Strawman Proposal setting out some of the key potential design features of the new Irish participation exemption for foreign dividends, that will be introduced from 1 January 2025.

In its submission, Arthur Cox LLP noted that many of its comments from the previous public consultation were taken into consideration, however not all and while the 100% exemption is welcome, it must be part of a regime that is otherwise as broad and easy to administer as possible.

Ireland is an open economy that relies heavily on foreign direct investment and capital importation, it is imperative that the Irish tax regime remains competitive for maintaining and attracting investment. Ireland has ceded much of its tax competitiveness in recent years, both with a mitigation of the rate differential, and with the increasingly complex and outdated nature of the tax rules. In a post Pillar Two environment in-scope groups are

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