Ireland rises to ninth in the Tax Justice Network's tax haven rankings, surpassing the Bahamas and joining notorious tax shelters such as t...

The European Court of Justice has said that Apple had unduly benefited from unfair loopholes in Ireland's tax regime, and that the company ...

Apple has been ordered to pay €13 billion ($14.4 billion) in back taxes to Ireland after losing a lengthy court battle with the European Un...

Ireland is home to the world’s leading high-performance companies which include Facebook, Pfizer, Intel, Citi, Huawei, Twitter, Novartis to...

Ireland has a highly skilled, educated, and multicultural population - one of the youngest in Europe. It also has one of the best education...

Multinationals are looking to create ‘fact pattern’ by tweaking intergroup transaction structures.

Some of the top multinationals have roped in global tax advisors and could go for a massive overhaul of global organisational structures, s...

IT transactions and spending activity has increased in the past year in the Nordic and DACH region, especially in areas such as Cloud, data...

The EU Commission had claimed in 2016 that Apple had struck an illegal tax deal with Irish authorities that allowed it to pay extremely low...

Ireland enables free access to the EU. Further, on acquiring Irish citizenship under the ‘Common Travel Area Agreement’ between Ireland and...

Ireland and the Netherlands are preferred destinations for multinationals operating in Europe.

Ireland allowed Apple to pay an effective corporate tax rate of 1% on its European profits in 2003 down to 0.005% in 2014, EU's Margrethe V...

EU Competition Commissioner Margrethe Vestager said in an e-mailed statement that member states of the EU cannot give tax benefits to selec...

What happened to Apple's contribution to the economy of Europe, asks Cook in this letter. He points out that sovereignty is at stake follow...

The Irish Prime Minister, Enda Kenny said in a joint press statement with prime minister Narendra Modi that he welcomed the NIIT Company to...

The inquiry will also examine Starbucks' tax treatment by the Netherlands and the tax arrangements in Luxembourg for Fiat Finance and Trade.

Some of the largest US multi-national companies resort to ingenious—though legal—practices to pay virtually no tax on their non-US profits.