Tax Natives’ Post

📣 Irish Budget 2025: Key Takeaways for Businesses    This week, Finance Minister, Jack Chambers announced Ireland’s 2025 budget and today, we’re taking a look at some of the key updates and what they mean for businesses from a Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) perspective. During his speech to the Dáil, Minister Chambers announced three major changes to Irish Tax Law, within the following areas: ➡️ Participation Exemption  ➡️ Interest Deductibility rules  ➡️ R&D Tax Credits   Read our full analysis here: https://lnkd.in/epT8akVT   Want to know more about how these changes could benefit your company? Our specialist team are ready to guide you through the changes.   📧 info@vantru.com 🌐 www.vantru.com   #VANTRU #IrishBudget2025 #CorporateTax #FinancialManagement #BusinessStrategy #CorporateService

What changes will #Budget2025 make to your business? Our Tax team has summarised the key takeaways for Irish businesses from this year’s Budget. While the formal announcement of the long-awaited participation exemption on foreign dividends will be very welcome, the unexpected increases to stamp duty on residential property transactions took many by surprise. It is also welcome to see that measures will be taken to encourage Irish companies to become more active on public debt and equity markets, and the extension of many reliefs for businesses and their investors as part of today’s announcement. Read more: https://lnkd.in/eVYDMB9y #Tax #IrishBudget #Law

Read about the key announcements made today as part of #Budget2025 in our briefing below.

KPMG’s pre-#Budget 2025 submission calls for the setting up of an Office for Tax Simplification to address the excessive complexity that has become a feature of the tax system in recent years. Complexity is adding to the cost of doing business and is undermining #competitiveness, particularly now that the 12.5% corporation tax rate is less of a competitive advantage. Read more here

📰 There are at least two good reasons to read the latest issue of the Budapest Business Journal. First, recognized economic experts, including Károly Radnai, Managing Partner at Andersen, help us take the temperature of the market. What are the significant changes for 2024, what would they like to see in the future, what is coming down the line that businesses should begin preparing for now, and what are the workforce concerns? The other reason is that the 2023 annual review of Andersen Adótanácsdó Zrt. can be read in this issue, which also covers this year's business plans and outlook. #andersen #anderseninhungary #tax #bbj #taxadvice #legaladvice #economy

If you are a business owner, you might wonder what the tax implications are if you decide to actively invest your earnings instead of keeping your money in a savings account. While private investors in Belgium can – under certain conditions – benefit from a tax exemption on their capital gains, this is not the case for companies. The general rule is that all income realized by a company is taxed as business income, either at the standard corporate tax rate of 25% or the reduced SME rate of 20% (on the first € 100k of taxable profit). For certain types of investment income, a different tax treatment applies. Find out more at our website FAQ/ Business owners & Companies section https://lnkd.in/dsByrj7q

🇱🇺 Luxembourg’s new tax reform is a significant step toward enhancing the country’s competitiveness and attracting global talent. The reform introduces strategic changes in taxation. Read more: https://lnkd.in/euBKSaQT #PwCBlog #TaxReform #Luxembourg

The ALFI Seminar on Taxes for Investment Funds will take place on 23 October 2024 in Luxembourg. This half-day event will focus on the effective implementation of legislation that could impact investment funds, bringing together tax experts, lawmakers, and industry practitioners. If you are interested in #tax issues related to #investmentfunds, you shouldn't miss this event. Learn more about the programme and book today. ↘️ https://lnkd.in/eWZeWQQY #ALFISeminar24

🆓 Doing Business in New Zealand Guide — Business Structure Options 📘 If you're a business wanting to set up in NZ, read our FREE Guide first, outlining the business structures available including the tax implications and compliance requirements. Download from our website: https://lnkd.in/gXEtjE_e #DoingBusinessInNewZealand #DoingBusinessInNZ #DBNZ

Join us for the Destination Switzerland Webcast on Thursday, 16 May 2024 at 11:00 a.m. CET and learn more about the intricacies of Swiss individual taxation and asset protection strategies within the Swiss jurisdiction. We will also look at the recent announcement about the end of the UK non-dom regime. #taxlandscape #globaltax #uktaxreform #nondomregime #swisstaxation