Perrigo

Perrigo makes offer to Revenue on disputed €1.64bn tax bill

Amount is second-largest in the history of the State, behind only high-profile Apple case

Multinationals fret over ruling on intellectual property sale

Perrigo court case and ruling over €1.64bn tax bill has far-reaching implications

Perrigo mulls over appeal path to pursue on €1.64bn tax bill

US pharma giant says it is disappointed by High Court judgment

High Court to rule on €1.64bn Perrigo tax case next week

Judgment could have major implications well beyond the drug company

C&AG urges action to clear €3.75bn backlog on tax appeals

Cases at appeals commission at end 2019 on average had been in that process for at least two years

Perrigo plans €840m Irish restructuring of old Elan unit to pay dividend

US-based drugs giant plans to reconfigure its share capital to create a distributable reserve

Revenue says Perrigo is no ‘sacrificial victim’ over €1.6bn tax bill

Drug company not being ‘singled out’ in dispute over tax assessment, High Court told

Revenue tells court it was entitled to raise €1.64bn tax assessment against Perrigo

Tax collector maintains Perrigo owes the money because of its 2013 purchase of Elan

Perrigo tells court of ‘very high level of unfairness’ in €1.64bn tax bill

Pharma group challenging ‘surprise’ Revenue assessment in hearing via video link

Perrigo’s High Court challenge to €1.64bn tax bill to be heard remotely

US drug company case to be heard via video link due to Covid-19 courtroom restrictions

Revenue faces US drug company Perrigo over disputed €1.64bn tax bill

Irish tax authorities argue sale of drug for MS should have been treated as capital gain

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Perrigo has ‘better than 50% chance’ of winning Irish tax case

US analyst RBC upbeat about High Court challenge to €1.64bn charge over Tysabri

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Edmund Burke Institute says Ireland’s reputation for tax certainty is being undermined

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