The Latest Breaking News from Revenue

An arrest has been made after more than 1.7 million euro worth of currency was seized at Dublin Airport.

Revenue officers suspected the cash was the proceeds of, or intended for use in, criminal activity

The new Rent Tax Credit is available for the tax years 2022 to 2025 and reduces the amount of Income Tax that you are due to pay for a tax year

A company director has been hit with a fine of over €1.3m by the Revenue Commissioners for the under-declaration of income tax.

A woman in her 40's was arrested following the seizure and his being held at Store Street garda station

How often is it said that certain things are too good to last? This may now be the case for young farmers who intend to avail of the stamp duty exemption and trade as a limited company.

Revenue confirmed that investigations are ongoing into both the finds which were found during routine operations

A distribution company has won a tax row with the Revenue Commissioners concerning a disputed €6.54m Vat bill.

Q I turned 50 recently and I’m now eligible to take a sum of money from my pension. My question is this: I have two pensions, one which is quite healthy and one which is much smaller as I am only working in my current job seven years. My partner…

Ireland’s reputation as an easy place to do business is under threat from increasingly onerous tax filing requirements for SMEs, the President of the Irish Tax Institute (ITI) has warned.

The Revenue Commissioner has failed to convince the High Court that a Spanish infrastructure company should pay capital gains tax on profits from disposing of shares in the Eurolink consortium that built and operates the tolled M4/M6 Kinnegad-Kilcock motorway.