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The Irish government introduced the Start up Entrepreneur Programme and the Immigrant Investor Programme earlier this year.

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The number of days spent in Ireland by an extended business traveler will determine whether or not the individual will be taxable on employment income relating to Irish workdays, subject to the terms of the relevant double taxation agreement (if applicable).

This web-based survey, 15 years after its launch, continues to provide valuable trends and insight on how global organization administer their international human resource (HR) programs

In our Alert of December 2012 we advised that Revenue (eBrief 69/12) confirmed that they would facilitate the granting of a “real time” foreign tax credit via payroll where a gain in respect of Restricted Stock Units (“RSU”) is taxed both in Ireland and a country with which Ireland has a Dou

There are many surveys that provide a snapshot of taxes on personal incomes around the world for the current year. However, very few look at how taxes have changed over a period of time, with the aim of drawing conclusions on how people are taxed in different parts of the world and how different g

Expanding into Brazil Russia, India, China or South Africa? The Foreign Earnings Deduction (FED) is a tax relief available to Irish employees.

Under an Approved Profit Sharing Scheme, the usual arrangement is that employees are given the right to convert an otherwise taxable discretionary profit sharing bonus into shares in their employing company or its parent.

The Revenue Commissioners have recently issued 3 e-Briefs dealing with Universal Social Charge (USC).