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Exchequer shows resilience despite global headwinds
Strong growth in corporate, VAT and income tax receipts highlights the resilience of Ireland’s Exchequer despite global uncertainty, offering early reassurance ahead of Budget 2027 discussions.
Brendan Murphy Jun 25, 2026
74 BUILDINGS
Customs and Excise Duty
EU customs reform for low-value imports: A structural shift for e‑commerce supply chains
The European Commission has proposed reforms to its customs rules for low-value consignments, signalling a major shift in cross-border e‑commerce. Beyond the €3 duty, the changes move responsibility for import costs and compliance from consumers to sellers and platforms.
Andrew Thurston Jun 19, 2026
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MHA Manufacturing Report 2026: Confidence is strong in Irish manufacturing sector despite continuing global uncertainty
Jun 17, 2026
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ECB set to raise interest rates. Have policymakers learnt from their mistakes?
The ECB has made a sensible decision by acting decisively to curb inflation. Policymakers will hope they can bring prices down quickly, allowing interest rates to follow, ensuring that tighter monetary policy does not weigh on growth for longer than necessary.
Professor Joe Nellis Jun 12, 2026
47 BUIDINGS
Sustainability & ESG
CSRD 2027 readiness - delaying preparation could be costly
Big Irish firms face a tight timeline for CSRD 2027. Many have paused preparations, risking a last-minute scramble, compliance issues and missed opportunities as ESG data demands grow.
Brendan Kean Jun 8, 2026
535 AERIAL
Corporate Tax International Tax
OECD publishes common understanding on GIR filing relief, clarifies UTPR Safe Harbour
The OECD has released a common understanding agreed by jurisdictions that implemented the global minimum tax (GMT) with effect from 2024, aimed at mitigating delays in the availability of fully operational filing portals or in the establishment of exchange relationships for the GloBE Information Return (GIR) ahead of forthcoming filing deadlines.
Chris Danes Jun 8, 2026
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Baker Tilly Ireland set to double in size
In a recent interview with the Irish Independent chief executive Rakesh Shaunak confirmed, Baker Tilly Ireland is planning to double in size, with potential new offices in cities such as Limerick and Galway, increasing to 200 staff.
Rakesh Shaunak May 22, 2026
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Travel & Tourism
How Gen Z and Millenials are changing the future of travel
Post‑pandemic travel habits are rapidly evolving, with Gen Z and millennial travellers driving a shift from short‑term trends to a more established, long‑term segment shaping the future of the global travel industry.
David Hall May 15, 2026
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Tax
Exchequer performance Q1 2026: Solid revenues, tighter balance
The Government saw bumper tax receipts in the first four months of the year of €28bn, the latest Revenue figures show.
Brendan Murphy May 12, 2026
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Technology
Could Dublin become Europe’s AI capital?
Could Dublin really become Europe’s AI capital? It is certainly well-placed to shoulder the mantle due to its strong technology ecosystem, the presence of many global companies, and its concentration of technology talent. However, whether it can dominate Europe’s AI landscape depends on some advantages it already has, and some challenges that might limit its growth.
May 8, 2026
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Tax
Ireland Tax Refresher - Issue 8
In the ever-evolving world of taxation, staying informed and prepared is paramount. We are pleased to present Tax Refresher, our bi-monthly newsletter designed specifically for large corporate and international businesses, to keep you updated on the latest developments and challenges in the tax landscape.
Brendan Murphy May 5, 2026
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