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New Revenue guidance clarifies tax rules for staff meals, working lunches, and vouchers. Learn how employers can stay compliant from 1 Oct 2025.

Discover how AI is transforming tax compliance, fraud detection and taxpayer services—while balancing efficiency, fairness and public trust.

Revenue offers employers a chance to disclose PAYE misclassification errors and settle tax liabilities for 2024–2025 without penalties.

Explore Irish tax rules on employee benefits, including BIK exemptions, pension contributions, company cars, and remote working allowances.

Read our fifth review of the EU Direct Tax Initiatives: helping you keep up to date with what is in the pipeline and how it may impact your business.

New Irish rules require gender balance on listed company boards by 2026, marking a major shift in corporate governance and diversity accountability.

Revenue will no longer enforce VAT waiver cancellation sums. Learn how this update could impact refunds, lettings, and your property VAT strategy.

Learn how ViDA expands the EU OSS scheme, simplifies VAT for cross-border trade, and introduces new reverse charge and stock transfer rules.

Explore new EU VAT rules for platforms and e-commerce under ViDA, including obligations for transport, rentals and digital reporting from 2028 onward.

Understand the EU’s shift to e-invoicing and digital reporting under ViDA, with key dates, scope and compliance actions businesses must take by 2030.

Understand Ireland’s sugar tax rules, rates and reliefs to ensure your business remains compliant with SSDT registration and reporting requirements.

Irish Court of Appeal overturns VAT recovery ruling for holding companies, denying Covidien €45.9m. Case remitted to TAC, raising uncertainty for taxpayers.

Understand the Residential Zoned Land Tax (RZLT) and its impact on landowners in Ireland. Learn about tax rates, exemptions, valuation methods, and key deadlines for 2025. Stay compliant and minimise liabilities with expert insights from Grant Thornton.

Businesses with employees who availed of SARP during 2024 are required to file their annual SARP Employer Return with Revenue by 23 February 2025. From 1 January 2025, employers can submit the 2024 Employer Return through the online eSARP portal which is available through the Revenue Online Service (ROS).

From 1 Jan 2025, VAT on virtual events in the EU will apply based on the customer's location, impacting suppliers' VAT registration and compliance.

Ensure compliance with Enhanced Reporting Requirements (ERR) before 2025. Learn about reporting obligations, small benefit updates, and key deadlines.