Given Ireland’s pandemic-related national debt, significant income tax cuts in the near future seem unlikely, but moving abroad to work remotely will not always result in savings either

Paolo Gentiloni says Ireland has ‘the tools to sustain and even further cement its reputation and competitiveness’

A total of €12.25 million in dividend withholding tax was returned to investors via successful Reit and Iref refund applications

As much as the prospect of a minimum global corporate tax rate causes concern, the lack of an OECD deal might lead to something far worse – a digital tax war

The G7’s plan to set a global tax rate need not spell gloom for state’s coffers

The programme for government commits the government to examine increasing tax bands and credits in the October budget, but the Fiscal Advisory Council has warned of potential €2 billion cost

‘We should not be distracted from harm that has been done to balance sheets of employers,’ Minister for Finance says

The key to a successful outcome in any audit is to take a proactive approach to compliance by doing regular self-reviews and ensuring that everything is as it should be

The planning behind our ’outdoor summer’ mantra was sorely lacking, and so too it seems is the economic planning behind our post-pandemic recovery

Homeowners will have to detail any empty houses they own when making their tax returns in November

In its call to abolish property tax, Sinn Féin is out of step with its leftist colleagues across Europe – and its own party in the North

The coalition is risking a backlash in overhauling the existing tax regime as the pandemic is still hurting households and house prices are rising

The lack of reaction to the Vat hike on online purchases shows us yet again that when it comes to taxes, we respond primarily by reference to what we last experienced

Homeowners will have to assess how much the value of their property has risen since 2013, the last time this controversial tax was overhauled

There are important tax implications for employers as they prepare for the winding-down of the pandemic supports

The Group of Seven, meeting in London this weekend, are set to back changes to international tax rules for multinationals and tech companies

While it’s clear that tax changes are on the way, finding growth-friendly options is important

Contrary to populist moves by recent governments to narrow the tax base, the IMF has recommended a commonsense approach

Each new government scheme to mitigate the effects of Covid-19 involved the immediate mobilisation of an organisation-wide team covering everything from legislation to frontline service readiness

Ireland is likely to soon be less attractive to FDI so maintaining the policy that preserved the low corporate tax rate is essential