Trump says he wants to “reshore” U.S. companies, bringing their business activities and tax dollars back home. That would be ...

The US president has pulled out of the OECD tax deal and made threats which will worry the new Irish government ...

Aside from tariffs, the bigger concern for Ireland as a country would be any measures introduced by the Trump administration ...

Ireland has Europe's biggest trade surplus with the US. So Trump's plans to slash corporate tax, onshore multinationals and impose tariffs could hit Ireland hard.

Ireland initially expected to draw down 8 billion euros of the back taxes this year but almost 11 billion euros flowed into the state coffers by the end of December, pushing 2024 corporate tax ...

Donald Trump's inauguration speech signals significant change for US multinationals with investments in Ireland, writes David ...

Ireland's generous corporate tax environment was the single biggest factor for multi-nationals in business here. A client survey by the IDA found the four biggest advantages for companies were ...

Ireland's two major centre-right parties finalised a coalition deal with independent lawmakers on Wednesday that will return ...

Ireland collected €28 billion in corporate taxes in 2024 ... September backed a 2016 decision that found Ireland gave undue tax benefits to Apple. The Government has said it intends to spend ...

Tanaiste Micheal Martin said Ireland needed to take ‘one step at a time’ in relation to the incoming US administration.

as well as to provide financial leeway for Ireland in the years ahead. The threat is that the next government bases its spending plans on a gamble that corporation tax will keep flowing in – and ...

Ireland’s generous corporate tax environment remains the single biggest factor attracting multinationals to our shores, even as nearly three-quarters of companies struggle to find skilled staff.