Ireland’s tax policy will need to be responsive to external influences
Deloitte’s Daryl Hanberry outlines the next steps the incoming Government can take to make Ireland’s tax regime more competitive, including the move to a full territorial system for corporate tax, updating the R&D relief regime and improving personal taxation. With a signalled new focus on tariffs and corporate tax competition from the incoming US Administration and new EU tax policies and initiatives such as FASTER, Ireland’s tax agenda will need to be agile and flexible in responding to external influences he says.

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Daryl Hanberry is head of tax & legal at Deloitte.
This article appeared in the December 2024 edition.