Irish business lobby warns against public access to corporate tax data EU proposals sound alarm bells over privacy issues and inward investment Ian Guider January 28, 2018 In March Europe is to outline plans to tax digital firms such as Facebook Previous Next Image 1 of 2 The Google Inc. company logo sits at their European headquarters are seen in Barrow Street, Dublin, Ireland, on Thursday, Oct. 7, 2010. Google already employs 1,500 in the Irish capital where it's based and a new centre will work on the group's location-based products such as Google Local and Google Maps. Photographer: Paul McErlane/Bloomberg Photo by Eoin O'Hara Image 2 of 2 The entrance to Apple's European Headquarters in Cork in the city of Cork, Ireland, on September 06, 2016. Apple's European Headquarters are based in Cork. Photo: Eoin O'Conaill/dpa Photo by Eoin O'Hara More Business Business LATEST NEWS21:14Nualang unveils live language tool following acquisition by Wayside21:13Harley and Marley hoping fish-based pet food will go down a treat on the continent19:06Part of an ‘increasing list of ESG risks’ - What the EU’s new rules mean for Irish businesses19:00Out of Office: Bankinter’s arrival, copper’s soaring value, Citibank’s surging profits18:17Lorcan Allen: Bankinter has its work cut out to bring real competition to Ireland’s mortgage market16:48Meet the Artist with Peter Monaghan: ‘I’d like people to have a visceral connection with my work’