Revenue Commissioners

Altada staff to resign after second bid for company accepted

Potential sale unlikely to resolve ‘brewing row’ over €500,000 debt

Q&A: Will I pay tax on the income I’m receiving for housing Ukrainian refugees?

Q&A: Government has now doubled monthly payment to householders accommodating people who have fled from war in Ukraine

Renting out a room can boost your income but only if you stay within the rules

Q&A: Income from renting a room in your house is tax free up to €14,000 a year, but not if you are letting under Airbnb-type arrangements

Revenue pays out €6.6m under new energy costs scheme for businesses

More than 8,800 companies have registered for the support scheme since it opened in November

Can I share inheritance tax thresholds with family to cut tax bill?

Q&A: Trying to juggle who gets what could backfire on you as there are strict limits on gifting and inheriting

Second-hand car registrations drop by two-thirds as Brexit ‘fundamentally changes’ market

Revenue chairman Niall Cody tells PAC the number of second-hand car registrations may only reach 40,000 this year

Virtual consultancy Clarity Engagement collapses after Revenue opts out of rescue plan

Dublin-based company had appointed a process adviser in October under Scarp regime for small business

Tax defaulters hit with €2.8m settlements over €1.25m in tax due

Log cabin maker in liquidation is hit with largest settlement of just over €1m for unpaid VAT

Landlords living overseas face tighter tax rules on rental income

Revenue demands that tenants retain 20% of rent for tax or that landlord appoints collection agent

Microsoft plans private power plant on €900m data centre site in response to energy concerns

Seen and heard: Microsoft’s latest data centre to contain power plant, Revenue to step up share scheme tax crackdown and Intel’s extended leave offer to workers

TDs told one third of working-age Ukrainian refugees have jobs

Many refugees are women with dependent children and not in a position to work, but rates higher than other countries

Q&A: Will I face a tax bill for giving apartment to my child who has health issues?

Gift to child will carry a financial sting in the tail for owner as it is not the family home

Son will lose tax relief on family home by inheriting apartment at the same time

Q&A: High Court judgment in similar case offers a way out for parents looking to pass on estate to only child with as small a tax bill as possible

Why it’s not too late to sort out your tax affairs for the year

On The Money: Cutting the cost of late filing of tax returns, and insight into family dynamics when it comes to investing

Drug giant Novartis entitled to €1m VAT refund, court rules

Revenue fails to convince court that Swiss company should not be refunded

Some relief for vulnerable Black Friday shoppers

On the Money: New cap on cost of credit and timely advice from Revenue to avoid unexpected additional taxes and charges

Corporate tax-revenue concerns emerge over remote working

People who worked overseas for Irish-based firms during the pandemic are refusing to return to State

IDA has legal costs awarded against it in row with Connect Ireland

Seen and heard: Irish Distillers looks to sell Cork craft brewer; Revenue scales up enforcement action; conditions expected to be attached to AIB's Ulster Bank mortgage book; and Port f Cork explores LNG facility

Illegal cigarettes valued at €2.3m seized at Dublin Port

Officials, helped by detector dog, found almost 3m cigarettes concealed in a consignment from Poland

Tax bill of €692,000 quashed by Tax Appeals Commission

Shareholder in property company had been served with CGT bill arising from gifted house

Revenue extends deadline for businesses to repay Covid-era tax debts

Almost €2.6 billion Covid-era business tax debt warehoused, new figures show

Restaurants need Covid tax debt break to avoid going out of business

Opinion: Hospitality sector owes more than €900m in warehoused taxes and needs Government help to deal with this Covid debt overhang

Irish restaurant sector on the brink as closures begin to bite

Experts say worst is yet to come with the end of Covid-era schemes in early 2023

Cocaine worth €1.26m seized at Dublin Port as smuggling route is dismantled’

Man and woman arrested over drug-trafficking offences after find by gardaí and Revenue

Revenue needs additional resources to ensure a sustainable tax system that can attract biggest global businesses

Necessity to offer world-class tax system at risk of being undermined if supporting services and institutions are not to same standard

Transferring a property into a child’s name can throw up unpleasant surprises

Q&A: Your mother is looking to help you out, but may have unwittingly landed herself with a tax charge

Car dealer being wound up owes almost €10.7m in unpaid taxes

Companies linked to Carphone Warehouse and Polar Capital also named in latest Revenue tax defaulters list

Irish firms hit with legal threat from Revenue over tax arrears

Seen and Heard: Revenue warning, Siteserv leak and plan to help small businesses in budget

Revenue seizes cigarettes worth €1.4m at Dublin Port

Seizure was the result of routine profiling and was carried out with the assistance of a detector dog named Waffle

Must I let Revenue know of a loss before I can use it to cut tax bill?

Q&A: Make sure you keep a record of any losses and how they arose

Employee fails in bid to have part of rent designated as business expense

Worker used spare bedroom as office during Covid restrictions

Revenue made unpublished tax settlements of €1.36bn last year

Top 20 unpublished settlements were worth just more than €1bn

Our TDs want to be landlords, so why doesn’t the State?

Some 35% of members of the Oireachtas are landlords or landowners, wildly out of step with the country at large

Paddy Cosgrave wins tenancy battle over south Dublin house

Seen and heard: Data centres in doubt, Revenue's property fund probe, Altada’s €40m profit forecast and Hibergene's rebel shareholders

Review of welfare claims leads to savings of more than €400m, department says

Compliance and anti-fraud teams also examined employment status and claims of financial abuse

Revenue expects to lose out on 25% of warehoused tax debt

Sinn Féin calls for flexibility on repayments to keep businesses open and ensure tax is repaid

Taxing empty homes a political sideshow that will not fix housing crisis

The truth, according to data, is that the State’s vacancy rate is low and a tax would be hard to design given the valid exemptions

Illegal tobacco worth €1.7m seized in Co Meath

Revenue said the 2,500kg of tobacco found in a commercial premises originated from the Netherlands

Pensions reform plan is a cop-out that loads the burden on younger people

The emerging Government plan on State pension reform is shaping up as a cop-out, forcing young people to foot the massive bill

Vacant property tax on way in budget, Donohoe confirms

Revenue figures suggest much lower numbers of vacant properties than reported in census