Tax Business supports: Coalition plans tax rebate but rules out new Vat cutGovernment finalising package to help struggling firms offset rising costs
Tax Rising number of firms consider liquidation as Revenue deadline loomsThousands of firms still owe Revenue €1.65 billion in taxes under the state’s warehoused tax scheme
Tax ‘The chuckle brothers act can’t last’: Coalition partners hone in on tax in bid to reclaim political groundFine Gael and Fianna Fáil both working up separate party manifestos on tax measures as budget nears
EU Simon Harris’s first EU summit turns into bunfight over tax, subsidies and sovereigntyA barney over tax and supervision overtook a summit that should have been short and sweet
Business Post's View Ireland’s tax veto again under threat from a floundering EU What is clear is that Ireland’s position is increasingly coming under pressure
Analysis: Government may tout tax cuts but has delivered a stealth riseRising wages mean we will need real tax reform, Ibec’s chief economist argues
Tax Time is running out to engage with Revenue on the tax debt warehousing schemeWith the May 1 deadline looming, it’s time to take action before it’s too late
EU Ireland’s opposition to proposed tax changes sets it on collision course with EU heavyweights Ireland won a reprieve on tax, while central supervision has been put on the long finger
EU Simon Harris vows to ‘stand up for’ Ireland amid French bid to harmonise corporation taxThe move is part of a proposed reform of the European Union’s capital markets
Tax Explainer: What firms need to know about the May 1 warehoused debt deadlineBusinesses have to submit their applications for a phased payment schedule by the beginning of next month
EU Bunfight over insolvency law and tax reform brews ahead of EU summit EU leaders will also discuss new sanctions against Iran at Taoiseach Simon Harris’ first summit
Hospitality Over 200 restaurants closed in first three months of year at cost of €288m to stateRestaurants Association of Ireland says that 400 closures this year would cost the state more money than returning VAT to 9 per cent
Politics Simon Harris confirms scope for budget tax changes but shuts down further speculationBoth Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil have moved to make clear that October’s budget will contain significant tax changes
Business Post's View Editorial: Very welcome promises to reduce personal taxation must be delivered uponMichael McGrath’s final budget of this government is a good opportunity to ease burden on families and small businesses across the country
Investing Labour’s crackdown on UK non-doms boosts Irish attractiveness, tax experts predictLabour has said it will close remaining ‘loopholes’ in the Tory’s promised reforms
Appointment Interpath launches tax practice in IrelandDenis Herlihy, formerly the director of taxation at Grant Thornton, has been appointed to lead the division
Legal Law firm Taylor Wessing appoints first Dublin tax partnerTaylor Wessing opened its Irish arm in 2021, recently relocating to an expanded premises on Fitzwilliam Square having bolstered its staff in the last year
Tax Tom Maguire: With corporate tax risk comes real legislative opportunity for the stateWe need to make our tax system as attractive as it can be to ensure that the next company that goes super-nova starts its journey here
Tax Participation exemption to corporate tax would further state’s ‘business-friendly’ reputation Department of Finance released a ‘strawman proposal’ examining reform of the taxation of multinational dividends
The Big Picture Vincent Boland: If RTÉ and the BBC are to stay the same, then they have to changePublic service broadcasting is in financial crisis. Now is the time to consider what it is actually for