Organisation: Revenue Commissioners'

A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

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High Court strikes out order to have Cork City wound up

The High Court has formally struck out an order for the winding up of the holding company of Cork City Football Club after being informed that the outstanding debt to Revenue has been fully paid.

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Farmer acquitted of evading excise duty on cider

business

Construction workers seek equality with PAYE employees

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Shels pay off massive Revenue debt

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Deadline for latest tax evasion disclosures expires at 5pm

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Youth Council slams Revenue move against first-time buyers

€1.7bn recovered by Revenue Commissioners' special investigations

The Revenue Commissioners said today that special investigations have now recovered a total of €1.7bn in untaxed income.

Thu, 09 Jun, 2005

10,000 expected to come forward to Revenue

Up to 10,000 people are expected to disclose hundreds of millions of euro in untaxed income as the deadline for the Revenue Commissioners' latest investigation arrives today.

Mon, 23 May, 2005

Lowry faces possible prosecution

Former Minister Michael Lowry is at the centre of a new controversy.

Wed, 13 Apr, 2005

Tax default payments net Revenue €104m

THE former director general of Bord Fáilte, Joe Malone, was yesterday named as a tax defaulter arising out of the Revenue Commissioners' investigation into Ansbacher account holders.

Wed, 23 Jun, 2004

Consumer group seeks re-investigation of DIRT scandal

The Consumers Association of Ireland (CAI) has called for the Revenue Commissioners' investigation into the tax affairs of AIB to be expanded to include an in-depth probe of the DIRT scandal.

Tue, 01 Jun, 2004

Gallagher insolvent before moving to Fitzwilliam, court told

Celebrity chef Conrad Gallagher was insolvent before he moved his restaurant to the Fitzwilliam Hotel, a jury has been told at the start of his trial for allegedly stealing three paintings.

Tue, 01 Jul, 2003

Tribunals lead to 80 investigations

The Revenue Commissioners' annual report for 2002 has revealed that 80 investigations arising out of revelations at the Flood and Moriarty tribunals are currently underway.

Thu, 19 Jun, 2003

Banks accused over accounts

BANKS have been accused of ripping off customers by cutting lucrative interest rates on Special Savings Incentive Accounts.

Tue, 31 Dec, 2002

Taxpayers foot the bill for evasion

EVADING tax is one thing, but when evaders eventually get taxes written off because of shortcomings in the system operated

Fri, 27 Sep, 2002