As the tech bloodbath continues, Alan Healy looks at the implications for Ireland

The firm last year paid out a dividend of €250m

Layoffs at Twitter and Stripe, and poor results at Facebook and Amazon, bring a new uncertainty about the tech sector

Twitter, Stripe, and Intel have all made stark announcements about significant job cuts recently

"The big unknown is what impact the current global economic slowdown will have on future revenues," said Peter Vale, tax partner at Grant Thornton Ireland.

Ireland has a competitive tax environment for companies but we do not compete well when it comes to personal tax

This moratorium is likely to prove the only thing standing between thousands of small businesses and insolvency

Analysis of various tax proposals is contained in a swathe of research released by the Department of Finance from its Tax Strategy Group.

Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe has said he fully expects the OECD’s agreed 15% global corporate tax rate for large multinational companies to come into being, as targeted, by next year, with the chances of it happening by then becoming clearer by ...

Overall, the exchequer collected €11.3bn from all types of taxes in November, some €1.5bn more than was anticipated for the month

The tax payment was for "adjustments for corporation tax of prior periods", according to the latest statement for its Ireland-based company.

Paschal Donohoe tells Oireachtas finance committee the new minimum rate will be applied evenly across Europe

Experts have said the accord will mean Ireland will attract fewer foreign direct investment projects in the future from, in particular, US multinationals, which have helped underpin the prosperity of the State over the past three decades

The latest Exchequer returns show corporation taxes brought in almost €1.5bn in October, which was €964m more than anticipated

An arcane legal argument could America's participation in a global tax deal, backed by 136 countries, in jeopardy.

The announcements in the budget of supports and funding allocated to housing, education, childcare and infrastructural development are to be welcomed, as is the €90m aviation package to help Ireland rebuild vital connectivity

Although the longer-term outlook for new foreign direct investment is 'uncertain', the ratings agency believes that 'most' multinationals will not relocate out of Ireland.

Agreeing to jettison our 12.5% corporate tax rate is the price of being good Europeans.

The new deal will see big multinationals pay an effective minimum global rate of 15%

The focus for Ireland must now be on how the country can remain competitive in areas outside of tax.

Ireland’s prospective move to a 15% corporation tax rate would likely have an effect on the country’s tax take of €2bn a year, Public Accounts Committee told

Majority of companies will not be impacted, taoiseach  Micheál Martin said

The Government looks all but set to join the OECD agreement on a minimum corporate tax rate of 15%

There is some confidence that any increase in the corporate tax rate would not apply to companies with a turnover of less than €750m

The Government will be in a position to confirm the Irish position on the OECD process this week, finance minister Paschal Donohoe told reporters in Luxembourg.

The Taoiseach cited Ireland joining the European Union as critical to the continued economic transformation of the state

US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen urged Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe to take a "once-in-a-generation opportunity" for a deal that aims to overhaul the way multinationals are taxed around the world.

Only large multinational firms with turnovers of more than $750m a year would face a higher corporate tax bill should Ireland sign up to the OECD deal, Tánaiste Leo Varadkar said

Paschal Donohoe also said a tax on vacant homes will not “change the game” in solving the housing crisis on its own

Three of the big four tax sources helped deliver €39.5bn this year, leaving State finances in good shape ahead of Budget 2022

Government reliance on corporate tax receipts from multinationals for day-to-day expenditure leaves us vulnerable to any fall in this revenue and is unsustainable in the long term

We need wise strategies and bold tactics to deliver on a truly multilateral agenda for all. The recent global agreement to reform international corporate taxation is a vital step forward, write Josep Borrell and Paolo Gentiloni

Paschal Donohoe will today launch a public consultation on the OECD's global tax alignment, which would see rates set at a minimum of 15%

There are at least three reasons why Ireland’s current resistance to international rules establishing a minimum 15% tax rate for multinationals is warranted.

Ireland is also 'not yet in a position' to back a global move for an effective tax rate of 15%, the Tánaiste said

Irish finance minister expresses his reservations about minimum rate as 130 countries endorse corporation tax plan

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Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe has said the reforms will cost the Irish exchequer about €2bn a year in reduced corporate tax revenues

G7 countries have made an agreement in principle to raise the corporate tax rate to a minimum of 15% globally.

Ireland has, at 12.5%, one of the lowest corporate tax rates in the world, prompting tech giants to make it their European base

Ireland will need to build some sort of coalition of smaller states to fight off the potential effects to its future prosperity from a G7 plan to overhaul global tax, experts have said.

Ireland is paying close attention to the proposed reform, whether it will be implemented, and how soon that will be

Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe said any changes to international corporate tax rules could slash Ireland’s €12bn multinational tax take by as much as 20%

New EU plans for a so-called consolidated tax base has the potential to be much more costly to Ireland than the billions it's slated to lose under ongoing global reforms, warns UCC economist Seamus Coffey, who is one of the the country’s leading ...