Paschal Donohoe faces Davos barrage over Ireland’s tax regime

Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe yesterday faced a barrage of criticism over Ireland’s tax regime from a prestigious panel at Davos, amid claims the country was facilitating the “stealing of jobs and tax revenues” from fellow Europeans and the world’s hard-working poor.

Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe yesterday faced a barrage of criticism over Ireland’s tax regime from a prestigious panel at Davos, amid claims the country was facilitating the “stealing of jobs and tax revenues” from fellow Europeans and the world’s hard-working poor, writes Eamon Quinn.

The finance minister was a participant on a key panel at the World Economic Forum, the annual gathering of world political and business leaders on the Swiss mountain resort of Davos.