Dublin landlord Paul Howard hit with tax penalty of more than €1m
Landlord was not entitled to any reduction in return for co-operation with major tax inquiry, Revenue tells High Court
Tax Appeals Commission
Cost of rapid-build accommodation set to double to potentially €442,000 per unit, C&AG says
Value-for-money report also reveals Revenue assessment that retailer Dunnes Stores owed State more than €36 million was settled for €5 million
Mammy and Daddy Collison are moving up in the world, to Ailesbury Road to be exact
Plus: the seller of Tathony House in Dublin 8 got his sums right, Caitríona Balfe’s healthy finances, and the rising price of a Brittas Bay mobile home
Automotive industry supplier lost tax battle with Revenue
Revenue ruled €14m in tax-deductible payments to employment benefit trusts for benefit of business owner were exercise in tax avoidance
Tax appeals body seeing ‘ever more complex’ cases coming before it
TAC says value of appeals it resolved more than doubled last year
Gifting to your children? Make sure you don’t leave them with a big tax bill
Young man liable for €66,000 tax after parents ‘earmarked’ small-gift-exemption amounts for him in their own bank account
Three siblings seek to bring proceedings over property investment tax decisions
Trio tell High Court they did not receive any communication from the Tax Appeal Commissioners regarding their appeals at any time
Retired shop assistant hit for €74,727 excise bill for unmarked diesel
Customs officers raided farm as part of investigation into alleged smuggling
Tech firm wins €5 million tax ruling against Revenue
Irish-registered firm, licensing technology solutions overseas, disputed bill relating to royalty withholding tax
General trader loses long-running €952,184 tax battle with Criminal Assets Bureau
Bill was issued in 2018 and covered 16-year period
Landlords’ decade of tax evasion undone by ‘good citizen’ report on rent collection
High Court upheld Revenue bill for more than €3m in outstanding tax and interest against Paul Howard and Una McClean
Medical consultant loses appeal over €320,000 tax bill
Tax Appeals Commission rules recorded salaries paid to company directors ‘had no basis’ in fact
Domino’s Pizza driver ruling could have wide-ranging implications
Supreme Court overturned Court of Appeal decision on treatment of drivers as self-employed independent contractors
Domino’s Pizza drivers were employees, not contractors, Supreme Court rules
Thirteen-year saga over tax status of delivery staff has important implications for workers in the gig economy
Doctor loses €86,000 ruling at Tax Appeals Commission
Consultant claimed his wife and son were employees of his business
Businessman loses €266,000 tax ruling
Tax Appeals Commission found businessman did not correctly return his sales for 2008, 2009, 2010 and 2011
Forestry owner wins €1.4m CGT row with Revenue
Dispute related to sales of land worth €10m over two transactions
Tax appeals ruling leaves developer firm with €755,445 bill after land value dropped from €8.6m to €170,000
Value of site collapsed in value to €170,000
Accountant claims Revenue wrongly billed him €1.58m in tax
Nicholas Cushnahan says commissions when syndicated property investment trusts were created covered 15 years of future work
Civil servant loses home working Tax Appeals Commission case
Worker had sought tax deduction for radon remediation works at his home
Non-resident company loses €1.09m tax appeal
Tax Appeals Commission rules business was not entitled to capital gains tax repayment
Tax Appeals Commission sees record year in 2022
TAC closes more than 2,500 appeals worth €605 million
Partner in accountancy practice loses €1.5m tax battle with Revenue
Tax Appeals Commission upholds liability for asessment
Dutch royals under increasing pressure to pay tax
Parliamentary motion passed but majority not reached to force constitutional change in Netherlands
Woman making keepsakes in memory of the deceased secures artists’ tax break after appealing Revenue decision
Avril Riordan successfully argued to Tax Appeals Commission that Revenue’s view of her work incorrect
Businessman wins €719,208 tax battle with Revenue
Appellant ‘succeeded in showing that the relevant tax was not payable’
Son will lose tax relief on family home by inheriting apartment at the same time
Q&A: High Court judgment in similar case offers a way out for parents looking to pass on estate to only child with as small a tax bill as possible
Fuels group faces €400,000 Revenue bill if it fails to repay €100,000 Covid support
Tax Appeals Commission rules that, as essential service, border fuel and oil distributor and retailer was never eligible for CRSS scheme
Value of disputed tax cases before appeals commission plummets by €2.85bn in 2021
Tax Appeals Commission closes 1,800 appeals
Employers pay back €106m of wage subsidies to Revenue
Minister for Finance Paschal Donohoe says 3,733 companies have repaid some or all of their EWSS payments
Domino’s pizza franchise reports big jump in profit
Shorecal says Covid-19 pandemic is holding back trading as it reports profit of €10.5m
Developer loses appeal over VAT arrangement on house sales
Principal aim of the ‘artificial’ arrangement was to obtain a tax advantage – court
Revenue secures injunction preventing landlord from disposing assets below €2.3m
The judge said he was satisfied there was a “strong case” alleging that Paul Howard may continue to sell his properties
Perrigo agrees €300m settlement of €1.64bn tax assessment
Tax dispute dates back to a 2016 audit by Revenue
Analog Devices Irish unit pays out $1.1bn dividend
Latest accounts provide update on Revenue’s 2018 tax demand of €43m over fiscal 2013
Perrigo boss on the largest tax bill ever issued by Revenue
Business interview: CEO Murray Kessler talks Covid and sorting out Perrigo’s Irish tax bill
Ireland's largest tax bill falls 40% to €976m
Revenue Commissioners and Perrigo have been in intense discussions for months
Department officials gave warning shared equity scheme would inflate house prices
Seen & Heard: Indoor dining push-back, Perrigo’s tax bill and Heineken’s new stout
Byzantine VRT rules force motorists to pay Revenue thousands in unnecessary tax
Some ‘exempt’ newly arrived owners required to pay vehicle registration tax, then wait for refund
Revenue rejects settlement offer on €1.64bn Perrigo tax bill
Consumer healthcare group hit with largest tax assessment ever issued by commissioners
Perrigo makes offer to Revenue on disputed €1.64bn tax bill
Amount is second-largest in the history of the State, behind only high-profile Apple case
Filling station owner loses court challenge over VAT bill
Offaly businessman not allowed to offset VAT because it was linked to fake invoices
Revenue accuses ex-minister of seeking ‘double benefit’ over pension
Retired minister sought tax relief on value of government pension ‘gifted’ back to State
Abbvie wins appeal against €500m-plus Irish stamp duty
Bill resulted from move by Minister of Finance to slap 1 per cent stamp duty on so-called scheme of arrangement takeover structures
Government accused of stacking odds against taxpayers
Finance Bill proposes to absolve Revenue of obligation to pay interest on disputed tax bills
Perrigo mulls over appeal path to pursue on €1.64bn tax bill
US pharma giant says it is disappointed by High Court judgment
C&AG urges action to clear €3.75bn backlog on tax appeals
Cases at appeals commission at end 2019 on average had been in that process for at least two years
Revenue tells court it was entitled to raise €1.64bn tax assessment against Perrigo
Tax collector maintains Perrigo owes the money because of its 2013 purchase of Elan
High Court confirms appointment of examiner to CityJet
Regional airline flies routes on behalf of clients such as Aer Lingus and SAS
Tax Appeals Commission dismisses bank’s attempt to write off Revenue bill
Unidentified bank facing assessment of €1.4m in relation to rental income
Ex-Smurfit Kappa chief sues Revenue after €2.3m ‘gift’ dispute
Gary McGann claims payments were a gift from Smurfit’s private-equity ex-owners
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