Key officials to fly to Brazil over tax blacklisting
Ireland was put on Brazil’s tax blacklist without prior warning, with serious taxation-related consequences for Irish investors and businesses
Key Department of Finance and Revenue officials are preparing to fly to Brazil in a bid to persuade that country to remove Ireland from its taxation blacklist.
Brazil blacklisted Ireland in September – a designation that signals a concern over the Irish tax system – and all efforts to have the decision reversed have failed so far, including a direct appeal from the Irish ambassador. Other countries understood to be blacklisted are Cyprus, ...
