May 2023

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Multinational organisations with operations in Ireland are increasingly seeking greater certainty as regards matters of double taxation and the transfer pricing arrangements underpinning their cross-border arrangements. One avenue through which taxpayers can seek greater certainty is Advanced Pricing Agreements (or ‘APA’s).

May 2023

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International double taxation may arise where two countries seek to tax the same transactions or activities and whilst double taxation agreements may, in principle, resolve these issues, double taxation may not be fully eliminated where two jurisdictions disagree on the basis for taxation.

May 2023

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International double taxation may arise where two countries seek to tax the same transactions or activities and whilst double taxation agreements (DTA) may, in principle, resolve these issues, double taxation may not be fully eliminated where two jurisdictions disagree on the basis for taxation.

May 2023

Article

In a bid to tackle unsolicited calls, the current draft of the Data Protection and Digital Information Bill will increase fines for nuisance calls and texts to GDPR and Data Protection Act levels, which is either 4% of global turnover or £17.5m, whichever is greater. Read more on the latest updates here.

May 2023

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The Irish Tax Appeals Commission (TAC) has recently published its 2022 Annual Report providing an insight into the activities and trends in its area of responsibility. 2022 was a record-breaking year for the TAC in terms of number of appeals closed and number of hearings scheduled.

May 2023

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In the annual Hydrogen report, first published by eolas magazine this month, our Energy, Infrastructure & Natural Resources team team provide an insight into Ireland’s green hydrogen potential.

May 2023

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The EU Directive on credit servicers and credit purchasers (Directive (EU) 2021/2167) (the NPL Directive) was introduced by the EU as part of its strategy to reduce current levels of non-performing loans (NPLs) held by EU credit institutions, as well as introducing a harmonised EU-wide framework for NPL sellers, purchasers and servicers.

May 2023

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The recent High Court judgment of Conway v An Bord Pleanala & Ors [2023] IEHC 178 concerned an application challenging the constitutional validity of s.28(1C) of the Planning and Development Act 2000 (the 2000 Act).

May 2023

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In our third instalment of the Sustainability reporting standards series, we focus on the current draft of ESRS 2, which sets out the general disclosures that all in scope companies are required to report on.

May 2023

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In the annual Enery Ireland Yearbook 2023, our Energy, Infrastructure & Natural Resources team team provide an insight into renewable gas: policy developments and opportunities for biomethane. Partners John Dallas and Ross Moore share their views on how the decarbonisation of the gas network through the introduction of renewable gases is an important part of Ireland's net zero strategy.