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TaxFax - 14 May 2021

Bulletins, Reports and Submissions Irish Tax Institute
2021-05-14
...swift and comprehensive policy response to the pandemic has been effective in mitigating the crisis impact and protecting households and firms. It notes that while Ireland is the only EU country with positive GDP growth, the country will face many challenges when it emerges from the pandemic, including post-Brexit trade arrangements, potential changes in international taxation, reducing the country’s deficit and national debt, getting people back to work and assisting those who need to reskill.  … On Wednesday, the Department of Public Expenditure and Reform (DPER) published its Annual Report for 2020. The report sets out some of the main developments in 2020, including, how DPER managed public expenditure, prepared for the end of the Brexit transition period, including negotiating and rolling out the new Brexit Adjustment Reserve and developing Ireland’s National Recovery and Resilience Plan. The report also outlines how DPER is continuing to oversee the management of the 2014-2020 EU Structural Fund Programmes, promote Civil Service renewal and Wider Public Service reform, drive the digital agenda and implement the Public...
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TaxFax - 1 October 2021

Bulletins, Reports and Submissions Irish Tax Institute
2021-09-01
“The core expenditure package of €4.2 billion for Budget 2022, along with the exceptional support earmarked for Covid and Brexit measures, will provide the resources to deliver on key social economic and environmental priorities while continuing to support our people and public services recover from the impact of Covid-19.”
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TaxFax - 7 May 2021

Bulletins, Reports and Submissions Irish Tax Institute
2021-05-07
.../G20 to reform the global corporate tax framework are predicted to reduce Ireland’s annual corporation tax revenues in the coming years, the submission emphasises the need to ensure that Ireland remains an attractive location for foreign direct investment, while also supporting Irish businesses to develop new markets following Brexit.
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TaxFax - 9 April 2021

Bulletins, Reports and Submissions Irish Tax Institute
2021-04-09
Manual to provide further information in light of Brexit and to make minor amendments to the text where necessary. The significant changes include amending the list of special fiscal territories, the introduction of a new office of export for goods travelling to Great Britain (GB) via Northern Ireland, information on preferential origin for trade with the... …  to provide additional information in light of Brexit. Some minor amendments have also been made to improve the text. The following significant changes have been made: …  Manual at paragraph 2.1.2 to reflect the impact of Brexit. Road haulage and passenger transport operators who are established in Northern Ireland and hold a relevant UK transport licence will continue to be eligible for the Scheme.
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TaxFax - 3 September 2021

Bulletins, Reports and Submissions Irish Tax Institute
2021-09-03
Paragraph 3.10 (International Agreements) has been updated for readability, and to provide useful links to further information on topics, such as, Brexit.
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TaxFax - 17 September 2021

Bulletins, Reports and Submissions Irish Tax Institute
2021-09-17
The Climate Action and Tax TSG Paper notes the diesel excise gap is 11.6 cents and considers the gradual removal of this gap. Budget 2020 enhanced the Diesel Rebate Scheme as a temporary support measure considering the challenges facing the road haulage sector due to Brexit uncertainty. However, the TSG paper outlines three possible options to amend the Diesel Rebate Scheme as part of the recommended greening of the taxation system. 
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TaxFax - 10 September 2021

Bulletins, Reports and Submissions
2021-09-10
Brexit: Commission confirms it is not moving to next stage of infringement procedure  … The European Commission released a Statement on Monday to take note of the UK ministerial statement https://questions-statements.parliament.uk/written-statements/detail/2021-09-06/hlws257 regarding the operation of the Protocol on Ireland/ Northern Ireland on the current basis, including the continuation of existing grace periods....The Commission confirmed that, at present, it is not moving to t
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TaxFax - 27 November 2020

Bulletins, Reports and Submissions Irish Tax Institute
2020-11-27
New Brexit Loan for Small Business … ..., the Tánaiste and Minister for Enterprise, Trade and Employment, Leo Varadkar T.D., opened a new scheme intended to help small businesses prepare for the UK’s exit from the EU Single Market and Customs Union at the end of 2020. The new Microfinance Ireland (MFI) Brexit Business Loan will provide up to €25,000 to businesses whose turnover already is or is likely to fall 15% or more or if the business has a short term cashflow need as a result of Brexit. Loans are available for between six months and three years. …  https://merrionstreet.ie/en/News-Room/Releases/Tanaiste_Opens_New_Brexit_Loan_for_Small_Business.html … Preparing for Brexit Customs guidelines
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TaxFax - 30 April 2021

Bulletins, Reports and Submissions Irish Tax Institute
2020-04-30
Revenue Commissioner and Director-General of Customs, Gerry Harrahill, commented on the range of initiatives in 2020 to assist businesses in dealing with Brexit and noted Revenue’s continuing support to trade and business in adapting to these new formalities and resolving specific individual difficulties. … Brexit: European Parliament ratifies the EU-UK trade and cooperation agreement … ...of citizens across this island, can continue. The TCA secures important positives - from everyday exchanges between police forces to keep our citizens safe, to the rights of our traders to deliver goods across borders, to market access for our goods free of punishing tariffs. All forms of Brexit have a negative impact on our economy but over the long-term the ESRI found that a trade deal would almost halve the negative impact on our GDP compared to the consequences of no deal.”
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TaxFax - 9 October 2020

Bulletins, Reports and Submissions Irish Tax Institute
2020-10-09
Revenue Brexit Webinars – recordings now available … Revenue hosted a series of live streamed Brexit information sessions on Monday and Tuesday this week, to help businesses identify and understand the potential customs implications of Brexit and how the challenges can be addressed. The recordings of the Brexit guidance and supports presentations and Brexit technical sessions presentations are now available on Revenue’s website.  … “countdown to Brexit is rapidly closing to zero” …  and stressed that despite the ongoing negotiations between the EU and UK on the free trade agreement, there are only 88 days to go until 1 January 2021 when Brexit will happen. Commissioner Harrahill acknowledged the pressures on businesses due to COVID-19 and the uncertainty and concerns arising from the evolving situation, but noted,
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