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Corporate Tax
August Exchequer figures: Corporate Tax receipts fall, but annual trends hold steady
Brendan shares his analysis on Ireland’s August 2025 Exchequer returns, discussing the potential reasons behind the high corporation tax receipts.
Brendan Murphy Sep 4, 2025
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MHA announce record 2025 results on the back of successful IPO
Our parent company, MHA, announced record financial results this month for the year ending March 31 2205. This is off the back of being named the largest IPO in the professional services sector in the past 5 years.
Aug 15, 2025
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Corporate Tax
July’s Exchequer figures: What the numbers mean for multinationals and Budget 2026
Brendan shares his analysis on Ireland’s July 2025 Exchequer returns, discussing the potential reasons behind the high corporation tax receipts.
Brendan Murphy Aug 7, 2025
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Global Mobility & Expatriate Corporate Tax
OECD signals next steps on Pillar Two, Global Mobility and Inequality at G20 Finance Ministers Meeting
Ahead of the third G20 Finance Ministers' and Central Bank Governors' meeting OECD Secretary-General Mathias Cormann provided a tax report outlining notable developments in international tax cooperation. The report emphasises several matters including the Two-Pillar Package, the implementation of BEPS Minimum Standards, Global Mobility, Tax Policy & Statistics, Tax & Development, Tax, Inequality & Growth as well as the work on Transparency and Exchange of Information for Tax Purposes.
Chris Danes Jul 31, 2025
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International Business Services Tax
ECB holds its breath as Eurozone growth falters
The Eurozone economy only grew by 0.1% in the second quarter of 2025, a concerning fall from the 0.6% GDP growth recorded in the first quarter (following a revision in June). The outlook for the European economy now looks mixed. Inflation appears to have been tamed, and the European Central Bank’s culmination of interest rate cuts, taking the rate to 2%, has given the Eurozone economy the opportunity to grow.
Professor Joe Nellis David Barry Jul 29, 2025
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Liquidation
Winding down with confidence: Navigating the liquidation process
Nobody relishes the prospect of liquidating the business that they’ve worked long and hard to build. Whether it’s financial struggles, or a well-deserved retirement we’re here to help demystify the liquidation process and allow you to make the right decisions for your company.
John Russell Jul 28, 2025
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Financial Outsourcing
A fairer approach to audit exemptions for SMEs
On July 16th, 2025, Minister Peter Burke announced a significant change to the audit exemption rules for small and micro companies in Ireland. Going forward, small businesses won't automatically lose their audit exemption after a single late filing of their annual return, if it's the first such lapse in a five-year period.
Patrick Mohan Ashling O’Donovan Jul 21, 2025
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International Tax Retail, Consumer & Hospitality Technology Pharmaceutical and Life Sciences
US hits EU with 30% Tariffs: What it means for Ireland, the UK and Northern Ireland
In a major escalation of transatlantic trade tensions, U.S. President Donald Trump announced on July 12 that the United States will impose a blanket 30% tariff on all goods imported from the European Union, effective August 1, 2025.
Nick Crouch Brendan Murphy Jul 14, 2025
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Tax
Ireland Tax Refresher - Issue 3
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 Jul 10, 2025
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Inflation remains calm but the ECB must remain vigilant
With the latest Eurozone inflation rate coming in at 2% for June, the European Central Bank is hitting its official target. As inflationary pressures continue to ease, inflation could decrease even further for the remainder of this year.
Professor Joe Nellis Jul 9, 2025
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Tax
Tax trends and economic signals: A strong June for Ireland’s Exchequer
Corporation tax receipts were positive in June, which is very welcome following a surprise year-on-year decline in May. June is an important month for these receipts, as large firms who end their financial years in December face a preliminary tax deadline.
Brendan Murphy Jul 4, 2025
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