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Our Partner Peter Vale, comments on possible implications for Ireland as a result of the Apple tax appeal.

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03 Sep 2019

Read Peter Vale's commentary on last months Exchequer returns

Exchequer returns July 2019 – Peter Vale commentary

02 Aug 2019

VAT receipts were strong for the month, indicating perhaps surprisingly that spending in the early summer months wasn’t unduly impacted by Brexit uncertainty.

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02 Jul 2019

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Exchequer Returns May 2019 - Peter Vale commentary

05 Jun 2019

May is a significant month for tax receipts, second only to November in terms of taxes raised. The focus this month was on corporate tax and VAT in particular.

Exchequer returns April 2019 – Peter Vale commentary

02 May 2019

April is typically a quiet month on the tax receipts front.

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