
Welcome to Issue 5 of Tax Refresher!
As global tax policy continues to evolve at a rapid pace, staying ahead of the curve is more critical than ever for large corporate and international businesses.
In this edition, we unpack the latest tax and regulatory updates shaping business decisions across Ireland and beyond. From our Budget 2026 hub to the fast-approaching global e-invoicing reforms, we explore what global businesses need to know to stay compliant and competitive.
In this issue, you’ll find key insights including:
Highlights
- Budget 2026 hub
- The Currency interview with Brendan Murphy: What Budget 2026 means for business
- E-invoicing and VAT: What global businesses need to know (Insight and webinar)
Insights
- Relocating talent to Ireland: Key tax and mobility considerations for employers
- SARP extension signals Ireland’s long-term FDI strategy
- ECB holds rates steady as inflation hovers just above target
- Positive results indicate stability: October Exchequer performance ahead of year end
- September Exchequer figures: Strong tax returns highlight Budget 2026 considerations
- OECD report analysis: Limited AI use in tax administrations amid regulatory barriers
- Research and development credits: On-demand video training from Baker Tilly US
- UK Autumn Budget 2025: Predictions and impact ahead of the Autumn Budget
For any questions or further assistance, reach out to Brendan Murphy.
Stay informed, stay compliant, and stay ahead with Tax Refresher.
Highlights

Budget 2026: Key points & analysis
Your essential resource for Budget 2026 with key points, predictions, in-dept analysis, and expert advice.

The Currency interview with Brendan Murphy
Balancing two worlds: What Budget 2026 means for business

Ireland joins the global shift to e-invoicing
Ireland has announced a major modernisation of its VAT system with the introduction of mandatory electronic invoicing and real-time VAT reporting.
E-invoicing and VAT: What global businesses need to know
Insights
Features from the Baker Tilly network


