The Department of Finance launched a public consultation on the OECD’s international tax proposals. Chartered Accountants Ireland under the auspices of the CCAB-I will respond to the consultation. We will reflect the unique professional experience of accountants on the issues raised in this important consultation. With that in mind we invite members to respond to this survey before 16 August.
The Department of Finance notes that the consultation will be helpful in identifying the challenges and opportunities of the proposals in respect of Ireland’s corporate tax code and broader industrial policy. On launching the consultation, Minister Donohoe said:
‘I believe it is in the interest of all concerned to achieve an equitable, ambitious and sustainable agreement at the OECD on the international tax architecture. It is essential as we emerge from the Covid-19 pandemic that the international tax system provides the necessary certainty and stability to support growth and investment, and Ireland is committed to playing our part in reaching the comprehensive agreement’.
“I am committed to ensuring that Ireland’s tax policy continues to support economic growth and prosperity, and in this respect I would welcome the views of the public and key stakeholders on the key aspects of the OECD proposals”
The consultation period runs from 20 July to 10 September. For more details see the Department of Finance’s website.
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