| Welcome to Chartered Accountant Ireland’s essential weekly tax update |
| Thank you for your interest in, and support for, Chartered Accountants Tax News during 2019. We hope you have found our Tax Newsletter useful to you over the past year. We will be doing it all again for 2020, beginning on Monday 6 January. From all of us here in the Tax and Public Policy team, we would like to wish you a happy Christmas and best wishes for the New Year. But before we wrap things up for another year, along with everything you need to know about tax and Brexit, this week’s newsletter brings you 2019 in pictures where you can see what the Tax & Public Policy team has been doing on your behalf this year. |
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| 2019 in review |
| As 2019 draws to a close, take a look at pictures from Institute Tax & Public Policy events and contributions to the policy debate, both domestic and international, on your behalf during the year. You can also see a round-up of all the lobbying we have been carrying out across Ireland, UK and internationally. |
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tax.point December issue
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| In the December issue of tax.point Brid Heffernan writes on the recent OECD Secretariat proposals for taxing the digital economy. Sinead Sweeney and Kathryn Hynes review the PAYE system and provide some tips for employers and employees for the 2020 tax year. Regular content includes tax developments in Ireland, the UK and Internationally. The Institute's Brexit and public policy bulletins and the tax case digest also feature. |
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| In the media |
| With a Conservative victory in the UK general elections last week, in his article in the Irish Examiner Dr Brian Keegan reminds readers to continue preparing for Brexit, regardless of the outcome. |
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Loan charge review delayed – guidance published
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| Due to the general election, the outcome of the independent loan charge review has been delayed. This will impact on anyone currently in the process of agreeing a settlement in respect of this matter with HMRC. HMRC has published guidance on this which advisers and taxpayers should refer to. |
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Transfer Pricing in Brazil
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| On Wednesday, 18 December, the OECD will publish a report examining the outcome of the joint project on transfer pricing between OECD and Receita Federal do Brasil. The report contains the findings of the in-depth analysis of similarities and differences between the transfer pricing framework currently in place in Brazil as compared to the OECD transfer pricing guidelines. |
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| Brexit Bulletin |
| With a Conservative win in the UK general elections, the Brexit deal is back on the table. Read this week’s bulletin for a refresher on the key commercial elements of the previously secured Brexit deal and the best resources to prepare for Brexit, regardless of the outcome. |
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