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Taxes - Accounting
Tax rates |
Accounting rules
Tax rates
Consumption taxes
- Nature of the tax
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VAT: Valued Added Tax
- Tax rate
- 23%
- Reduced tax rate
- A 0% rate applies to goods such as basic foodstuffs, children clothing and children footwear and oral medicines. A 13.5% rate applies to goods and services such as new houses, construction services, solid fuelsfuel and certain newspapers. From July 1, 2011, a 9% rate applies to restaurant and catering services, hotel and holiday accommodation, certain entertainment services, hairdressing, brochures, maps, programmes and newspapers. VAT is charged on assets and services in Ireland as well as on imports into Ireland. A special rate of 4.8% applies principally to the sale of livestock.
- Other consumption taxes
- Excise duties apply in Ireland. For more information on excise duties, consult the Irish Tax and Customs Website.
Stamp duty of 1%-9%.
Corporate taxes
Tax rate
| Corporate tax rate |
12.5% |
| Corporate tax applied to companies keeping certain conditions back in 1998 |
10% (the tax is being phased out) |
| Corporate tax is imposed on passive income (rent, investments...) |
25% |
| For more information |
Ireland Tax Office |
- Tax rate for foreign companies
- Corporate tax is charged on the company’s profits. It includes both income and chargeable gains. The corporation tax in Ireland is quite low, and is often cited as an example of tax competition, as it is used as an incentive for foreign companies to invest in the Irish Republic.
On rules for non-resident individual.
- Capital gains taxation
- Capital gains are taxed to the rate of 12.5%.
- Main allowable deductions and tax credit
- Offset of losses, transaction between affiliated parties, financing costs, bad costs, depreciation expenses.
Consult the list of Irish tax deductions.
- Other corporate taxes
- Stamp duties; Carbon tax at a rate of EUR15 per tonne; Withholding Tax
Individual taxes
Tax rate
| Tax in EUR. |
Individual income tax rates 2009 |
| EUR 0-36,400 |
20% |
| EUR 36,401 and above |
41% |
- Allowable deductions and tax credit
- Relief is given mainly in the form of a credit on tax payable. Most relief refers exclusively to Irish residents. You can consult the list of deductions.
- Special expatriate tax regime
- Unless your income is relieved from Irish tax under the provisions of a double taxation agreement, it will be taxable in Ireland from the date of your arrival regardless of your Irish residence status for tax purposes.
Double taxation treaties
- Countries with whom a double taxation treaty have been signed
- See the list of Double taxation treaties
- Withholding taxes
- Dividends: 20%, Interest: 20%, Royalties: 20%
- Bilateral agreement
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We can indicate you which local taxes are applied to your product.
Accounting rules
- Tax year
- From January 1 to December 31.
- Accounting standards
- Ireland applies British accounting standards: SSAPs (Statements of Standard Accounting Practice) and FRSs (Financial Reporting Standards) of ASB (Accounting Standards Board). These accounting standards conform to international standards of IAS/IFRS.
- Accounting regulation bodies
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ICPAI
ICAI
IATI
- Accounting reports
- The Fourth Directive 78/660/EEC contains detailed requirements relating to information disclosure, the classification and presentation of information and methods of valuation for the annual accounts of certain types of companies: balance sheet, profit and loss account, notes to the accounts.
- Publication requirements
- Has to be conforming to the Companies Acts and IAS/IFRS norms.
The Directives provide for a system of auditing under which companies must have their annual accounts audited by one or more persons authorized by national law to audit accounts. Such a person or persons must also verify that the annual report is consistent with the annual accounts for the same financial year. Consult the Directive 2006/46/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council.
- Professional accountancy bodies
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Institute of Chartered Accountants in Ireland.
Chartered Institute of Management Accountants
Association of Chartered Certified Accountants
IATI
Association of Authorized Public Accountants
AIA
- Certification and auditing
- The Auditing Practices Board (APB) establishes high standards of auditing, meet the developing needs of users of financial information, and ensure public confidence in the auditing process. Companies refer to Irish Companies Act, and are yearly audited.
- Accounting news
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EIN News
International Accounting Standards Board
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