In the assembly’s absence, laws have diverged between the North and Britain – and some of the differences are not trivial
The question of how much big companies pay in tax has become something of an obsession. But given the events of 2008, it’s not hard to see why
These days, the consultation process is something of a mini-industry, and many such efforts either fail entirely or don’t get to the root of the problem
China is reducing its dependence on the US market, creating opportunities – and hurdles – for European firms
Don’t underestimate the role the European Parliament plays in fighting for fair taxation across the EU
Tech has outstripped the capacity of 100-year-old tax rules, but OECD revenue authorities have these flexible transactions in their crosshairs
Paschal Donohoe has effectively frozen the local property tax for a year, but he won’t be getting a whisper of thanks for it
Irish industry is mitigating exposure to Brexit through adequate preparation, and some sectors could do well from the fallout
The tax incentive regime is going too far in the States, while the EU has been over-zealous in regulating competition
The British government’s post-Brexit customs proposals, published last week, are little short o...
Focus on the border has deflected attention from the meat of the withdrawal agreement, which British civil servants warn will cause ruinous disruption in a no-deal scenario
The bill designed to curb the worst excesses of bureaucracy which will attend Britain’s withdrawal from the EU is both necessary and surprisingly streamlined
The timing - on the brink of Brexit - of the Department of Finance’s public consultation on anti-transfer pricing tax rules is not ideal
It is crucial for companies with international trade to engage with the OECD, to ensure Irish interests are not hampered
Governments guard PAYE tax jealously – but the British Revenue’s clampdown on a long-running avoidance scheme is so draconian that it has lost political support
