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Irish finance minister: Dublin, EU agree on Apple tax estimate
The European Commission's estimate that Apple owes Ireland up to €13 billion in a disputed tax ruling is unlikely to be altered greatly by Dublin's calculations, the Irish finance minister said on Thursday (2 February).
Ireland bids to host EU bank regulator after Brexit
Ireland will bid to host the European Union's banking regulator when it is forced to leave London after Britain leaves the bloc, the Irish department of finance announced yesterday (25 October).
Apple ruling divides Irish cabinet
Ireland's fragile minority government meets today (2 September) for crunch talks to resolve a stalemate after the EU ruling on Apple that has divided the country. In the meantime, the European Socialists slammed the critics of the ruling.
Ireland to phase out tax loophole
Ireland will phase out a tax loophole that multinationals use to save billions of dollars under sweeping changes to its corporate tax structure announced in its new budget yesterday (14 October), the first in seven years without new austerity measures.
EU officials back Ireland’s bid to repay bailout early
European Union officials support Ireland's request to be allowed to pay back early the International Monetary Fund's part of its bailout because of the money it would save Dublin, a senior EU official said on Monday (8 September). VideoPromoted content