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Yellen: Irish-based firms often paid ‘much less’ than 12.5% tax

US Treasury Secretary said that tax competition among nations created situation where workers, families and countries lost out

Updated: Overhaul of corporate tax rules was needed to ensure multinationals in Ireland paid ‘fair share’

Existing system ‘could not hold,’ according to Janet Yellen, the US Treasury Secretary

Yellen: historic global tax consensus ‘likely to prove durable’

In an exclusive interview, US treasury secretary Janet Yellen reveals a belief that Ireland’s corporate tax reform will put it on the right side of history

Environmental reporting for firms to be more important under new EU rules

Under new proposals, reporting of environmental impacts and activities of businesses will be on a par with financial information, says EU Commissioner Mairead McGuinness

Could Ireland take a multi billion euro hit on tax?

If the Biden administration’s proposals on global tax come to pass, our economy is unlikely to emerge unscathed over the long term, with corporate tax reform potentially costing Ireland billions each year

Lucinda Creighton: Biden’s treasury secretary may prove to be his secret weapon

Janet Yellen is the first woman to be chosen for the post, but she is no stranger to blazing a trail