Taxing Times - December 2009

This newsletter provides in-depth analysis of Budget 2010. The key topics are: Personal Taxes; Business Tax: Minister Affirms ‘Pro-Business’ Tax Regime; Indirect Taxes: Key Moves are VAT Cut and New Carbon Tax; Financial Services: Measures to Alleviate Effects of Credit Crunch; Building our Smart Economy: Changes Urgently Needed; New Online Stamping Procedure; Most Tax Commission Recommendations Never Implemented; Tax Rates and Credits 2010; Personal Tax Scenarios

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Taxing Times - May 2009

This newsletter provides in-depth analysis of Finance Act 2009. The key topics are: Personal Taxes, Intangible Assets, Business Tax Matters, Financial Services, Indirect Tax, Stamp Duty, Capital Taxes, Obama Tax Proposals, Have you suffered withholding tax in the EU?, and Tax Rates and Credits 2009.

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Taxing Times - April 2009

This newsletter provides in-depth analysis of Supplementary Budget 2009. The key topics are: Personal Tax - High Income Earners Hit Hard, Taxes on Property, Taxation of Savings and Life Products, Minister Signals Future Tax Changes, Limited Changes to VAT and Excise, Ireland Relies Heavily on Transaction Taxes, Public Consultation on the "VAT Package", Another Step Closer to Innovation Ireland, Tax Rates and Credits, and Personal Tax Scenarios.

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Taxing Times - December 2008

This newsletter provides in-depth analysis of Finance (No. 2) Act 2008. The key topics are: Personal Taxes, Employee Issues, Business Tax Matters, Financial Services, Research & Development, Environmental Measures, Indirect Tax, Stamp Duty, Capital Taxes, Revenue Matters, and Tax Rates and Credits 2009.

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Taxing Times - October 2008

This newsletter provides in-depth analysis of Budget 2009. The key topics are: Personal Tax: Levy Will Hit Hard; Incentive for Electronic Payments; Taxes on Property: Commercial Stamp Duty Rate Cut; Business Tax Changes; Taxes Up for Bookies, Air Travellers, Drivers and Drinkers; Boost for Research & Innovation; VAT Rate Up from 21% to 21.5%; Ireland Follows Global Tax Trends - the Shift to Indirect Taxes; Vodafone 2 May Spell Death Knell for UK CFC Rules; Tax Rates and Credits 2009; Personal Tax Scenarios.

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