Ireland
Capital Gains Tax (Multipliers) (1983-84) Regulations, 1983.
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These regulations set multipliers used for capital gains tax calculations for asset disposals in 1983-84.
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Ireland
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These regulations set multipliers used for capital gains tax calculations for asset disposals in 1983-84.
Ireland
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The Minister for Finance makes this Order under section 111B(3) of the Taxes Consolidation Act 1997 and designates three OECD documents as OECD Pillar Two guidance for Part 4A purposes.
Ireland
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This Order makes the Ireland–Oman double tax agreement part of law and sets rules for when income, dividends, interest, royalties, gains, employment income, and other items may be taxed in either State.
Ireland
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These regulations set the capital gains tax multipliers to use for disposals of assets in the 1986-87 year.
Ireland
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The Minister for Finance makes this Order and designates a named OECD document as part of OECD Pillar Two guidance for Part 4A of the Taxes Consolidation Act 1997.
Ireland
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The Minister for Finance makes this Order and designates the named OECD guidance as OECD Pillar Two guidance for Part 4A purposes.
Ireland
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This Order changes the VAT definition of “livestock” to include pigs and deer, and it starts on 1 January 1987.
Ireland
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This Order amends the VAT Act to treat certain card-scheme reimbursement services as an exempt activity for VAT purposes.
Ireland
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This provision is the opening/front matter of the Finance Act 2025, listing the Act’s parts and sections and stating its long title and enactment formula.
Ireland
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VAT on qualifying goods sold on or after 1 March 1984 is remitted if the goods are exported in the buyer’s personal baggage within two months and the other stated conditions are met.
Ireland
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The regulation lets an inspector or nominated officer estimate unpaid tax for a principal and issue notice, and it gives the principal 30 days to appeal to the Appeal Commissioners if the amount is claimed to be excessive.
Ireland
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This provision identifies the Finance Act, 1928 and lists its sections and schedules.