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“There’s an RIP sign over the ‘double Irish’,” says a business participant in the debate. Ministers appear to be drawing comfort from positive prospects on a line of new investment projects.
Any such move would be as part of a wider corporate tax package, which is likely to include some kind of a declaration that there is no threat whatever to the fundamental pro-business moorings of the Irish regime and the 12.5 per cent rate. There may be a move to expand research and development credits, something calibrated to compete with British measures. Income tax concessions for multinational executives may also overhauled; the current scheme never really took off.
Double-Irish death knell hangs heavily over Coalition
Any such move would be as part of a wider corporate tax package, which is likely to include some kind of a declaration that there is no threat whatever to the fundamental pro-business moorings of the Irish regime and the 12.5 per cent rate. There may be a move to expand research and development credits, something calibrated to compete with British measures. Income tax concessions for multinational executives may also overhauled; the current scheme never really took off.
Double-Irish death knell hangs heavily over Coalition