Officials warned of ‘consequential legislative change’ that could be needed if definitions were left to courts
Revenue Commissioners
Q&A: Keeping records in order is important with tax returns but there is a limit on how long you need to do so, as long as you play by the rules
Consensus is that Irish system for taxing investments is inconsistent and offputting for investors
‘Massive loophole’ emerged after the removal of a benefit-in-kind charge on employer pension contributions
Hosts are entitled to earn up to €14,000 a year from renting a room with no tax liability, but step over that threshold and all the income is taxable
PwC did not correct ‘incomplete’ advice when UL clarified a question on stamp duty, report finds
Revenue Commissioners say terms of debt warehouse scheme, including 0% interest, will be extended to businesses that submit formal payment proposal before May 15th
Intra-family loans are very common in Ireland but all sides need to be aware of the rules if they want to avoid unwelcome tax bills
Government surplus runs to €3.6 billion, according to latest exchequer returns
More than 8,600 businesses have set up payment arrangements so far
Two men and a juvenile male arrested following drug seizures of a total of 30kg of herbal cannabis
Although legal, Revenue has power to seize canisters of the gas where officers believe it is intended for illicit purposes
May deadline to take action on debt warehoused during the Covid-19 pandemic looms
Joint operation by Garda and Revenue led to seizure of 120kg of drug in herbal form
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