Short-Term Relief for Households, Long-Term Competitiveness Questions Remain
Budget 2027 delivers tax relief and business measures but leaves key competitiveness issues unresolved.
Sarah joined Grant Thornton in 2010 having worked in a professional services firm for over four years.
Sarah has extensive international tax experience and is involved in a significant number of group restructuring and acquisition projects for large clients. Sarah advises on a wide range of issues to include transfer pricing, interest limitation rules and both inward and outward bound investment from Ireland.
Sarah is involved in co-ordinating global tax compliance and providing tax consulting services for large multinational groups. She advises numerous clients on due diligence projects regarding the sale of a business or acquisition of another company. Additionally, Sarah works with a diverse range of financial services clients, with a focus on property related structures, and provides both tax compliance and advisory services to these clients.
She also has significant experience in providing tax advice to family owned businesses, with some well-known large groups within her portfolio. She manages the tax compliance process for such groups, along with providing tax consulting services based on issues or opportunities identified by virtue of fostering a close relationship with these clients.
Budget 2027 delivers tax relief and business measures but leaves key competitiveness issues unresolved.
The Minister for Finance, Jack Chambers, and the Minister for Public Expenditure, Paschal Donohoe, today published the government’s Summer Economic Statement 2024 outlining the fiscal parameters within which discussions will take place ahead of Budget 2025.
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