Additionally, we shed light on the evolving landscape of non-domicile tax rules and the implications of the Pillar 2 tax rate. Lastly, we provide an overview of key measures introduced in the Finance (No.2) Act 2023, offering comprehensive guidance to ensure you are up to date on current tax matters.
This series of articles will provide an update on tax developments that impact organisations in Ireland and those that do business with Ireland. We hope you find our newsletter informative. For further information, please contact your Mazars contact or the article's author.
Did your company provide share-based remuneration during 2023? 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 2023 returns is 31 March 2024.
Finance (No. 2) Act 2023 included legislation for the implementation of Pillar Two and the minimum effective tax rate of 15%,in Ireland.
Businesses availing of the Debt Warehousing Scheme have until 1 May 2024 to either pay their warehoused debt in full, if they can, or engage with Revenue on addressing the debt, including establishing a Phased Payment Arrangement (PPA).
Angel investors are entitled to a reduced tax rate on the capital gains when the Finance Act 2023 came into effect in December 2023. Here are the main points regarding this new relief that you may be able to take advantage of.
If you had a homeowners mortgage with a balance of between €80,000 and €500,000 as of 31 December 2022 and were hit by interest rate hikes in 2023, then you may qualify for a tax credit of up to €1,250 per property.
Finance (No.2) Act 2023 introduced a new interest deduction measure for qualifying non-trading group financing companies.
If you have received an interest-free loan, this is considered a benefit, and it is important to know that you may be liable to pay tax on it and may also have a reporting requirement. The amendment to the legislation outlined below applies to existing and new loans.
In this Irish Times article, private client tax partner Alan Murray writes about how potential changes to the UK tax system could result in large numbers of ultra-high net worth individuals choosing to move their tax residence to other jurisdictions, with Ireland well placed to benefit.
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