Revenue Commissioners

Tax Appeals Commission upholds liability for asessment

Small businesses account for vast majority of those still availing of relief but deadline for payment looms alongside threat of insolvency

Share of the €22.6bn collected in 2022 from top 10 companies jumped to 57% from 53% in 2021, says Revenue

Q&A: Very little income in Ireland is tax free and your mother would be well advised to get her tax affairs in order

Tánaiste says judgment is being examined following complaint over ‘shaming’ by Hungarian businessman who made €1.2 million settlement

‘Most of us cannot heat our homes and routinely choose between food and rent,’ says researcher

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Insolvency expert expects an increase in litigation against borrowers in arrears that have not been ‘engaging constructively’ with lenders

Production was delayed here due to Government Covid-19 restrictions

Revenue has challenged the legality of a €500,000 loan to the artificial intelligence company before its collapse

New figures to be published by Residential Tenancies Board on Monday

As a key symbol of independence, the Irish Free State was determined to quickly diverge from the British fiscal space. Customs barriers were to follow

Two arrested following searches in Dublin and Meath by gardaí and customs officers

Revenue’s debt warehousing scheme allowed for the deferral of tax payments during the pandemic

Winding-up petition brought by €1m investor whose loan was part of Ireland’s now defunct Immigrant Investor Programme

PJ Carroll said illicit tobacco trade has almost returned to pre-Covid levels

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Revenue figures show they earn between €30,000 and €40,000 a year, are aged between 25 and 34 and have been at the current address for less than three years

Nuremore Hotel workers left without pay after company closed for refurbishment before Christmas

Netflix drama is shot on location in Co Wicklow

VAT reduction on gas and electricity bills was part of Government’s €1.2bn cost of living package

Company says results in line with expectations and promises ‘significant investment in infrastructure’

Pricewatch: A delivery of expensive tea that came all the way from China also arrived with a VAT bill despite tea being zero-rated for VAT by Revenue

Survey by adviser Taxback.com finds almost two-thirds of people never claim relief for medical expenses

Drug discovered with assistance of Revenue’s mobile X-ray scanner and detector dog Jasper in overhead area of vehicle’s cab

Revenue has applied to have a €500,000 loan to the insolvent company set aside

The seizure of 55kgs of the drug in the Kildare area was a result of a joint operation conducted by Revenue’s Customs Service and the Garda National Drugs and Organised Crime Bureau

Galway/Roscommon region sees biggest increase in number of people caught in capital acquisitions tax net

Settlement with Charles Garvey, who has led a number of companies, was contained within Revenue’s latest list of defaulters

Q&A: Rent controls are a fairly unusual feature of private property markets but the bigger issue is that landlords are not taxed as businesses

Case set to be referred to the High Court

Compliance and cost issues can easily emerge if you are not familiar with construction, architect warns

Higher tax rate can encourage investors either to take bigger risks, or leave cash earning nothing on deposit

Q&A: Daughter is juggling dead father’s tax returns, repayment of Fair Deal loan and probate – but play Revenue straight and you’ll find them very helpful

Q&A: Family will face tax bill on sale of Celtic Tiger era apartment even though they are only renting since they moved out

Q&A: There are plenty of reliefs for people moving here permanently, but being organised will help you avoid falling into a web of confusion

How to overcome your fear of the unknown and reclaim money you might be owed

Q&A: Homeowners have nothing to fear as long as they can show valuation submitted for tax in late 2021 was fair

Avril Riordan successfully argued to Tax Appeals Commission that Revenue’s view of her work incorrect

Latest exchequer numbers show the State collected €7.5bn in tax in January