Ireland Budget 2015
10/14/2014
The measures introduced in Budget 2015 today are broadly in line with recent press reports. The good news is overall there are no increases in tax rates. The following are
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The measures introduced in Budget 2015 today are broadly in line with recent press reports. The good news is overall there are no increases in tax rates. The following are
On September 17th 2014, the Grand-Duchy of Luxembourg inaugurated its Freeport, a facility constructed at the Luxembourg airport next to the Air Cargo Terminal for storage, handling and trading of goods
The ECJ has rejected the estimated taxation of “non-transparent” investment funds as excessive taxation hindering the freedom of capital movement on shares held in foreign investment funds that do not
Austria aims to put together a tax relief package worth at least 5 billion euros ($6.3 billion) next year, which could promote growth in a sluggish economy without boosting deficits
German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble is working on closing a tax loophole whereby German firms use so-called “patent box” tax breaks available abroad on profits generated from patented research to
Der Verfassungsgerichtshof billigt das Doppelbesteuerungsabkommen, das freiberufliche Einkünfte in Liechtenstein begünstigt Wien. Die Entscheidung des Verfassungsgerichtshofs (VfGH) hat eingeschlagen. Ein findiger Journalist aus Vorarlberg hatte seine berufliche Tätigkeit in ein
Switzerland proposed tax changes that it hopes will resolve a dispute with the European Union over preferential rates offered to multinationals while retaining the country’s appeal as business location. Switzerland
Switzerland unveiled proposals on Monday to scrap certain tax breaks for foreign multinational companies but also recommended measures to ensure the country remains an attractive place to invest. Switzerland allows its
The “Made in …” labeling goes back to the Merchandise Act of the British House of Commons dating 1887 was to protect the British population from cheap, low-quality goods, in
The decision by the world’s biggest countries to overhaul the international tax rules have grave consequences for Ireland. The changes proposed by the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD)
