# double-irish - Thursday 29 November, 2018
However the search giant says it has since paid tax on the offshore profits in the US.
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# double-irish - Wednesday 15 November, 2017
Paschal Donohoe has asked officials to look into the ‘Single Malt’ after a report indicated that it could become the new ‘Double Irish’.
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# double-irish - Saturday 29 August, 2015
This week we chatted with the head of US software company Nitro – and he didn’t hold back.
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# double-irish - Thursday 30 April, 2015
And it’s worried that could take a big bite out of its bottom line.
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# double-irish - Wednesday 14 January, 2015
With the closing of the ‘Double Irish’ tax loophole, the government want to introduce a ‘Knowledge Development Box’.
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# double-irish - Sunday 7 December, 2014
This was the week in business.
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# double-irish - Tuesday 2 December, 2014
But he says Ireland has been “caught in the crossfire” of sniping between the EU and US multinationals.
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# double-irish - Thursday 13 November, 2014
The European Commission president was happy to talk up his work luring multinationals when he was Luxembourg’s premier.
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# double-irish - Thursday 6 November, 2014
Pepsi, IKEA and Irish multinational Glanbia all took advantage of secret deals.
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# double-irish - Thursday 30 October, 2014
He has connections, and the IDA uses them.
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# double-irish - Wednesday 29 October, 2014
If the richest three people spent $1 million every day, it would take 220 years to run out of money.
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# double-irish - Tuesday 28 October, 2014
It’s all good, says the Jobs Minister.
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# double-irish - Saturday 25 October, 2014
He is also meeting over 17 companies in a hope to drum up some jobs in Ireland.
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# double-irish - Wednesday 22 October, 2014
It made an estimated £371 million in revenue in the region in 2013.
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# double-irish - Friday 17 October, 2014
This was the week in business.
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# double-irish - Wednesday 15 October, 2014
AbbVie is rethinking its merger with Dublin-headquartered Shire after changes to tax “inversion” rules.
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# double-irish - Tuesday 14 October, 2014
But Michael Noonan says Ireland’s low corporate tax rate “never was, never has been” up for discussion.
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# double-irish - Monday 13 October, 2014
The U2 frontman says Ireland’s tax affairs with companies like Apple have brought “the only prosperity we’ve known”.
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# double-irish - Friday 10 October, 2014
… and yes, it’s because of the Double Irish loophole.
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# double-irish - Thursday 2 October, 2014
The Taoiseach has been responding to criticism of Ireland’s tax regime by British Prime Minister David Cameron this week.
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# double-irish - Tuesday 30 September, 2014
The British PM isn’t into the Double Irish
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They say that Apple was given an advantage over competitors.
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# double-irish - Monday 29 September, 2014
The Department of Finance says that Apple has been “taxed fully” in Ireland.
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# double-irish - Tuesday 16 September, 2014
Michael Noonan happy with the recommendations, particularly the bit about the digital economy.
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# double-irish - Friday 7 March, 2014
Good morning. Here are the nine stories you need to know today as we head towards the weekend.
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# double-irish - Wednesday 18 December, 2013
Ireland cannot give with one hand to developing countries while facilitating tax avoidance at the same time, writes Morina O’Neill.
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# double-irish - Sunday 23 December, 2012
It’s all to do with a happy coincide of tax laws in Ireland, the Netherlands, the United States and Bermuda.
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# double-irish - Wednesday 23 May, 2012
The party urged the Government to close the ‘Double Irish’ loophole which it said enables companies to pay less than 12.5 per cent tax.
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# double-irish - Tuesday 22 March, 2011
Bloomberg says that US federal authorities have questioned the internet company about its overseas tax bills after it cut some $3.1bn from its US bill over three years.
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# double-irish - Tuesday 30 November, 2010
NMA TV – a Taiwanese animation studio known for its tongue-in-cheek news reporting – goes all out on Ireland.
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# double-irish - Friday 22 October, 2010
Tax loopholes mean the internet giant pays tax of just 2.4 per cent.
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