Irish tax take remains 5.4% above target, budget shortfall falls to 204 million euros
DUBLIN: Ireland's tax take remained 5.4 percent above target and a whopping 15.9 higher than a year ago at the end ...
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EU breaks cross-border gang for cheating member countries of 150m euros in tax revenue
BRUSSELS: European Union officials said they broke up a cross-border gang responsible for cheating EU member countries of 150 million ...
European Commission opens formal investigation into tax ruling practices in Belgium
BRUSSELS: EC announced that it has opened a formal investigation into tax ruling practices in Belgium. This case is looking ...
Tax on sugared snacks to decrease utilization: Australian research
CANBERRA: New research from Australia has showed that taxing sugar sweetened beverages based on quantity is more effective at reducing ...
Philippines SC orders govt to depart P5 billion tax for PEACe bonds
MANILA: The Supreme Court has ordered the government to pay the P5-billion tax to holders of the Poverty Eradication and ...
PRGMEA chairman urges govt to release customs, sales tax rebates within one month
LAHORE: All stuck up claims of the exporters including DLTL, Custom Rebates, Sales Tax Rebate etc should be released within ...
Irish authorities collect record €1m property tax in single day on 130,000 compliance letters
DUBLIN: Irish authorities have collected a record revenue of €1 million in local property tax (LPT) payments in a single ...
Generic drugmaker Mylan moves office to Netherlands after acquisition of Abbott Laboratories for $5.3b
AMSTERDAM: Generic drugmaker Mylan NV officially moved its corporate address to the Netherlands when it completed its acquisition of an ...
6,000 rich French lawyers, clients evade €5.8b in taxes
PARIS: International banking giant HSBC helped around 6,000 rich French lawyers, artists, businessmen and even a World Cup winner dodge ...
Northern Ireland corporation tax rate to be increased to 12.5%
DUBLIN: The DUP and Sinn Fein have agreed that the new rate for corporation tax in Northern Ireland should be ...
100,000 people logged on to Dutch tax office website to file 2014 tax returns
AMSTERDAM: Over 100,000 people logged on to the tax office website to file their 2014 tax returns. The ‘mass interest’ ...
Germany’s Volkswagen’s after-tax profit rises 21% to R145bn in 2014
BERLIN: German carmaker Volkswagen says after-tax profits rose 21 percent for last year, to R145bn. The maker of Volkswagen, Audi, ...
Tax on sugared snacks to decrease utilization: Australian research
CANBERRA: New research from Australia has showed that taxing sugar sweetened beverages based on quantity is more effective at reducing ...
Northern Ireland corporation tax rate to be increased to 12.5%
DUBLIN: The DUP and Sinn Fein have agreed that the new rate for corporation tax in Northern Ireland should be ...
Continued crackdown on tax evasion by French authorities to yield additional 2 billion euros in 2015
PARIS: A continued crackdown on tax evasion could rake in two billion euros (US$2.2 billion) this year, similar to the ...
Lib Dems to hit UK banking industry with additional £1bn tax bill to cut country’s deficit
LONDON: The Liberal Democrats plan to hit the UK banking industry with an additional £1bn tax bill, which will help ...
100,000 people logged on to Dutch tax office website to file 2014 tax returns
AMSTERDAM: Over 100,000 people logged on to the tax office website to file their 2014 tax returns. The ‘mass interest’ ...
Germany’s Volkswagen’s after-tax profit rises 21% to R145bn in 2014
BERLIN: German carmaker Volkswagen says after-tax profits rose 21 percent for last year, to R145bn. The maker of Volkswagen, Audi, ...
Norway tax authorities chase carried interest payments by private equity firms
OSLO: Norwegian tax authorities are focused on the way Norwegian private equity firms structured their carried interest payments. A common ...
DUP, Sinn Fein agree on 12.5% corporation tax in Northern Ireland
DUBLIN: The DUP and Sinn Fein have agreed that the new rate for corporation tax in Northern Ireland should be ...
