Tax Appeals Commission

Revenue Commissioners and Perrigo have been in intense discussions for months

Seen & Heard: Indoor dining push-back, Perrigo’s tax bill and Heineken’s new stout

Some ‘exempt’ newly arrived owners required to pay vehicle registration tax, then wait for refund

Consumer healthcare group hit with largest tax assessment ever issued by commissioners

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

Offaly businessman not allowed to offset VAT because it was linked to fake invoices

Retired minister sought tax relief on value of government pension ‘gifted’ back to State

Bill resulted from move by Minister of Finance to slap 1 per cent stamp duty on so-called scheme of arrangement takeover structures

Finance Bill proposes to absolve Revenue of obligation to pay interest on disputed tax bills

US pharma giant says it is disappointed by High Court judgment

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

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

Regional airline flies routes on behalf of clients such as Aer Lingus and SAS

Unidentified bank facing assessment of €1.4m in relation to rental income

Gary McGann claims payments were a gift from Smurfit’s private-equity ex-owners

Cab says man failed to produce satisfactory evidence that he did not have undisclosed income

Tax Appeals Commission rules €2.3m claimed as gift from shareholders liable for tax

Irish businessman claims he is a non-resident as he is based in Malta

Decision opens door for refunds but not everyone will benefit

Listed pharmaceutical giant has signalled its intention to appeal Revenue’s tax assessment

Cliff Taylor: Contrasting approaches to tax bills show the delicate balance Ireland must strike

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