
Finance Bill 2021: Key considerations for the Alternative Funds Industry
Finance Bill 2021 introduced a number of provisions impacting the Irish Alternative Funds industry, in particular those mandated by the EU Anti-Tax Avoidance Directive.
Finance Act 2021, which was signed on 21 December 2021, sets into law many of the tax provisions announced on Budget day, 12 October 2021. The measures it contains include provisions to provide support to businesses as they face unprecedented challenges. Our tax experts have reviewed the Act in detail and provide their insights in a number of areas to help you assess how the legislation will affect your business.
Finance Bill 2021 introduced a number of provisions impacting the Irish Alternative Funds industry, in particular those mandated by the EU Anti-Tax Avoidance Directive.
Finance Bill 2021 clarifies and codifies many of the tax measures announced on Budget day. What does the legislation mean for you and your business? Our experts give their insights
Our experts give their insights on the impact and effect of Finance Bill 2021 on domestic and international large corporations.
Finance Bill 2021 introduces measures governing 'Ireland to Ireland' transactions and legislates for the ‘authorised OECD approach’ (AOA) for the attribution of profit to branches.
Finance Bill 2021 contains several important legislative changes that will impact on Ireland’s climate action policy. What does the legislation mean for you and your business?
Finance Bill 2021 clarifies and codifies many of the tax measures announced on Budget day. What does the legislation mean for private businesses and individuals? Our experts give their insights.
Finance Bill 2021 legislates for the introduction of interest limitation rules into Ireland together with reverse anti-hybrid rules as required by the EU Anti-Tax-Avoidance Directive (ATAD).
Finance Bill 2021 mirrors many of the tax measures announced on Budget day. What does the legislation mean for you and your employees? Our experts give their insights