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Ireland's annual budget statement was announced by the Minister of Finance on October 11 2016. The minister confirmed Ireland's commitment to the 12.5% corporation tax rate...

The Irish Finance Bill published on 22 October 2015 contains details of Ireland's response to Action 13 of BEPS minimum standard of country-by-country ("CBC") reporting.

The Irish Department of Finance published a comprehensive review on the taxation of interest in Ireland in September 2024.

Matheson is advising the US pharmaceutical firm Actavis on its $5.1 billion acquisition of Dublin-based Warner Chilcott.

Earlier this year, the Irish Revenue Commissioners published updated guidelines on Ireland's research and development tax credit regime.

The European Commission’s action plan to combat tax evasion, published yesterday, was introduced by EU Taxation Policy Commissioner Algirdas Semeta following a request by Member States at the European Council in March 2012 for the Commission to "rapidly develop concrete ways to improve the fight against tax fraud and tax evasion".

Ireland is about to introduce a new corporate investment fund vehicle, with a range of attractive advantages, for fund promoters looking to establish, convert or migrate a new or existing corporate fund vehicle.

The Department of Finance recently published the Tax Strategy Group's paper on possible change to the taxation of share-based remuneration.

Ireland’s "National Recovery Plan 2011-2014" was released on 24 November last.

The Irish Department of Finance published a comprehensive review on the taxation of interest in Ireland in September 2024.

At a time of unprecedented economic turmoil, Ireland continues to attract record levels of foreign direct investment.

This webinar covered Business Readiness for Sale along with Tax and Finance Case Studies.

With new reporting requirements around interest limitation rules required for accounting periods from 1st January 2022, what steps could corporates be taking to meet obligations under the rules?...

It’s got the talent, a solid track record, favourable tax regimes and the best in technology.

The recently published annual report of the Tax Appeals Commission ("TAC") for 2024 offers valuable insights into the impressive performance of TAC.