In this newsletter, we provide you with updates on the reduced VAT rates & Excise Duties relief extension, information on whether you need to submit an Income Tax/Capital Gains Tax return, Interest Limitation Rules (ILR) in Ireland, the digital games tax credit, the Temporary Business Energy Support Scheme (TBESS) and the taxation of income and gains on offshore funds.
This series of articles will provide an update on tax developments that impact organisations in Ireland and those that do business with Ireland.
This article highlights the extension and changes to the most recent cost of living support measures recently published and broader VAT developments about digital reporting.
Throughout the year, we receive reminders through the national media that we may be required to file a tax return (Form 11) by 31 October. Many of us will dismiss the reminders on the basis that we do not fall into the category of individuals who are required to file the income tax/capital gains tax return.
Did your company provide share-based remuneration during 2022? Employers who operate share reward plans have an obligation to submit an annual return to Revenue providing details of certain share awards in the previous year. The deadline for the 2022 returns is 31 March 2023.
Finance Act 2021 introduced new Interest Limitation Rules (ILR) in Ireland under the EU’s Anti-Tax Avoidance Directive (ATAD). These rules are effective for accounting periods commencing on or after 1 January 2022.
The digital games tax credit (“DGTC”) aims to emulate the success of the Section 481 film tax credit, which has helped Ireland establish itself as a leader in the film industry.
The TBESS was introduced by Irish Revenue to provide support to businesses impacted by the unprecedented increase in energy costs suffered between September 2022 and February 2023.
Income and gains on offshore funds are taxed differently than say ordinary equity shares. Offshore funds fall into different categories which have unique tax treatments. These, along with the tax treatment of offshore funds held at death, are discussed below from the perspective of an individual investor.
Mazars was delighted to participate in the 2023 annual tax advisors survey with the Business Plus, which was published in November. Frank Green, Head of Tax, responds to editor Nick Mulcahy’s questions.
Mazars is delighted to have supported Select Tech Group on the acquisition of DID Electrical (DID).
Finance (No.2) Bill 2023 looks set to introduce several key changes to the R&D tax credit regime.