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Key points regarding the Tax Strategy Group 2025 corporation tax paper
The following briefing is intended as a summary of key points of note regarding the Tax Strategy Group (“TSG”) corporation tax paper published on 24 July 2025 (the “TSG Paper”). The TSG is chaired by the Department of Finance and comprises senior officials and advisors from several government departments and offices. The TSG is not a decision-making body, and its purpose is to set out different options and issues to be considered as part of the annual budgetary process.
Four new Partners for global law firm Eversheds Sutherland
Ireland General Pictured at the Dublin office of Global law firm Eversheds Sutherland LLP (L to R) are Robert Potter–Cogan, Maria O’Brien, Robert Dever, Alan Connell, Managing Partner of Eversheds Sutherland Ireland and Mary Kiely. Ireland’s largest and most established global law firm, Eversheds Sutherland, is delighted to announce that it has strengthened its expertise with the appointment of four new partners at its Dublin office.
news item - Eversheds Sutherland
Ireland General Ireland’s largest and most established global law firm, Eversheds Sutherland, has strengthened its Financial Services Sector Group in Dublin with a new Partner. Trevor Dolan has been appointed as Partner and Head of Asset Management and Regulation within the firm’s Financial Services Practice Group.
belfast chamber partner presidents lunch
Northern Ireland Belfast Chamber have announced that their 2023 President’s Lunch – which will happen on Thursday 6 April in the Crowne Plaza Hotel at Shaw’s Bridge – will be sponsored by global law firm Eversheds Sutherland. Commenting, Belfast Chamber President Alana Coyle said: “Belfast Chamber are delighted to partner with Eversheds Sutherland for our President’s Lunch on Thursday 6 April. The theme of this year’s event is ‘Global Belfast’.
Coronavirus - Covid Restrictions Support Scheme - Coronavirus (COVID-19) - Ireland
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Domestic And International Corporate Tax Update
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Employment Wage Subsidy Scheme
To print this article, all you need is to be registered or login on Mondaq.com. Introduction The Employment Wage Subsidy Scheme ("EWSS") replaces the Temporary Wage Subsidy Scheme ("TWSS") from 1 September 2020 and the Irish Revenue Commissioners ("Irish Revenue") have published further updated guidance on 2 September 2020 (the "Updated Guidance") to give a clearer picture on the practicalities, requirements and potential pitfalls for employers and employees alike in availing of the EWSS.
Coronavirus - July Stimulus Package - The Tax Effect - Tax - Ireland
To print this article, all you need is to be registered or login on Mondaq.com. The Government announced on the 23 July 2020 the “July Jobs Stimulus 2020”, which is the next phase of their economic plan to deal with the ongoing threat of COVID-19 and contains a spending package of circa €7.4 billion to reboot the economy and set businesses on the path to recovery following the COVID-19 pandemic shutdowns earlier in the year.
Employment Wage Subsidy Scheme
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Coronavirus - Updated summary of Covid-19 tax measures and Irish Revenue guidance - Ireland | Lexology
A number of measures have been introduced in Ireland in recent weeks in light of the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic. Irish Revenue has also published a number of welcome guidelines and confirmations in an attempt to mitigate any detrimental effects caused during this period of uncertainty. Set out below is a high-level overview of the relevant measures and guidance announced to date.
Coronavirus - Irish corporate tax residency considerations arising from Covid-19 - Ireland | Lexology
Overview In light of the numerous travel restrictions and other measures imposed by countries arising from the Covid-19 outbreak, companies may need to consider how they conduct their business in the coming weeks and months in order to ensure that their corporate tax residency status is safeguarded. In particular, the company’s directors may not be in a position to be present in the jurisdiction where the company’s place of effective management is located.
Coronavirus - Irish Revenue updates e-working guidance amidst Covid-19 outbreak - Ireland | Lexology
Overview Employees who are now working from home due to public health concerns may be regarded as ‘e-working’ for Irish employment tax purposes. Broadly speaking, e-working is conducting work using information and communication technology, where the work can be carried out remotely or outside the employer’s office. There are certain tax benefits of e-working which employers should be aware of so that staff can be kept fully informed of their entitlements where they are required to work remotely.
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