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Employer Solutions Special Assignee Relief Programme (SARP): Employer Year End Obligations
Businesses with employees who availed of SARP during 2022 are required to file their annual SARP Employer Return with Revenue by 23 February 2023. SARP was introduced as a way to encourage key employees within an organisation to relocate to Ireland. Where certain conditions are satisfied, 30% of taxable employment income in excess of €75,000 (€100,000 for the years 2023 to 2025) will be disregarded for Irish income tax purposes; however, such income is not exempt from the USC and PRSI.
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    Tax Updates to the Temporary Business Energy Support Scheme (“TBESS”) 08 Dec 2022
    There have been a number of updates to the Temporary Business Energy Support Scheme (“TBESS”) in recent weeks. The updates mainly concern the administration
    Tax Temporary Business Energy Support Scheme (“TBESS”) and other supports 22 Nov 2022
    The Irish Government has introduced the Temporary Business Energy Support Scheme (“TBESS”) to provide support to businesses with their energy costs. This
    Personal Tax Offshore funds 25 Mar 2022
    In recent years offshore fund investments have become increasingly popular with investors and their brokers. While they can be an attractive alternative to
    Tax and legal Local Property Tax – 2022 Update 28 Oct 2021
    Residential property owners who own a property on 1 November 2021 are liable to pay Local Property Tax (LPT) for 2022. This requires the home owner to
    Tax and legal Capital allowances: Project and development services 27 Sep 2021
    At Grant Thornton, our dedicated capital allowance and tax depreciation team have successfully prepared, negotiated and settled claims for all types of
    Briefing Research and Development tax credit 17 Feb 2021
    Ireland’s Research and Development (R&D) tax credit system is a major benefit to both multinational companies and SMEs operating in Ireland. The R&D tax credit
    COVID-19 Navigating your business through COVID-19 01 Apr 2020
    Availing of a Business Continuity Voucher from your Local Enterprise Office
    COVID-19 Summary of packages and supports available through Enterprise Ireland 01 Apr 2020
    The disruption that COVID-19 is causing to all businesses is immense, and we therefore welcome the packages and supports offered by Enterprise Ireland to
    Thinktech Making the R&D Tax Credit work for you 06 Dec 2017
    There is no question but that the R&D Tax Credit has been a resounding success for Ireland. It has helped attract new inward investments and assisted in the
    Tax New rules where R&D grant provided 20 Feb 2017
    Revenue have issued an ebrief confirming that they will not challenge the science test in relation to R&D tax credits for small or micro companies subject to
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