Sharp rise in Revenue unpaid tax write-offs

Revenue said many of the debts related to companies that failed or went into liquidation during the pandemic
Sharp rise in Revenue unpaid tax write-offs

Some money is ultimately written off when it is clear collection cannot be revisited, particularly in insolvency situations.

The Revenue Commissioners wrote off more than €270m in unpaid taxes last year, a sharp climb of more than 70% on 2024 figures.

The surge in write-offs was driven mainly by businesses going bust and fallout from tax ‘warehousing’ during covid-19.

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