Tax Knowledge Centre

The Tax Knowledge Centre informs, supports and collaborates with the tax teams in the provision of an excellent service to clients. The centre manages and shares the firms tax knowledge and expertise across the firm and works closely with the tax specialist teams in developing and communicating the firm’s position on tax matters.

Tax Quarterly indirect tax update – April 2021

2021 e-commerce VAT package The e-commerce VAT package is due to come into force on 1 July 2021. As of 1 April 2021, businesses wishing to avail of the

Global Mobility Services COVID-19: global mobility and employment tax supporting measures in Ireland for 2021

Some of the concessions introduced by the Irish tax authorities (Revenue) to support employers and employees deal with the impacts of Covid-19 ended on 31

Tax International Tax considerations in today's new world

Sasha Kerins, David Sites, and Matt Stringer spoke with Peter Vale about the key international tax developments and shared their experience and insight into

Tax and Legal Temporary Wage Subsidy Scheme Reconciliation Process

Stage two of the reconciliation process for the Temporary Wage Subsidy Scheme (TWSS) began this week with the issuing of reconciliation statements by Revenue

International Tax Reform of digital tax rules: where are we now?

The decision last month by the US to drop its safe harbour proposals in relation to OECD digital tax plans means that talks at the OECD can progress on

Tax International tax update - March 2021

The EU Directive “DAC 6” which requires certain cross border arrangements to be reported to Revenue and the deadlines for making such reports Transfer pricing

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Exchequer returns March 2021 – Peter Vale commentary

06 Apr 2021

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The Brexit effect

04 Mar 2021

How has Brexit impacted VAT and customs for Irish businesses?

Exchequer returns February 2021 – Peter Vale commentary

02 Mar 2021

Today’s Exchequer returns, for February 2021, were another mixed bag. After a strong performance in January, income tax figures for February dipped only marginally on February 2020, itself a very strong month.

Exchequer returns January 2021 – Peter Vale commentary

02 Feb 2021

While the figures today are 8.8% behind January 2020, the very strong income tax figures offer some hope that the economy can rebound sharply once widespread vaccination is in place.