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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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    VAT Court of Justice of the European Union - GE Aircraft Engine Services Ltd 25 Jan 2023
    The Court of Justice of the European Union (“CJEU”) recently handed down a judgement in the case of GE Aircraft Engine Services Ltd (C-607/20), concerning the
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    Kim Doyle, Tax Director, speaks with Mary Moran, Tax Director, about changes to the personal tax credits and rate bands for 2023, the new rent tax credit and
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    All taxpayers who took part in the Debt Warehousing Scheme (“DWS”) as well as those for whom the DWS was automatically made available (taxpayers in Revenue’s
    Tax Time Podcast Tax Time - Tax Developments 13 Dec 2022
    Kim Doyle, Tax Director with Grant Thornton chats with Janette Maxwell, VAT Director, about the VAT measures in Finance Bill 2022. Janette explains that the
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    Albeit the announcements made on Budget Day were relatively subtle on the indirect tax front, the Finance Bill (the Bill) introduces a variety of VAT changes
    Tax Commission on Taxation and Welfare Report 2022 16 Sep 2022
    The Commission on Taxation and Welfare (the Commission), a group of members with backgrounds in tax, social policy, economics, public administration, business,
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