Ireland
- TWSS Reconciliation information available in ROS
- COVID-19 concession on late CT1s, iXBRL accounts and loss restriction
- State-aid approval still outstanding for small company R&D enhancements
- Tax debt warehousing scheme: file returns or risk losing scheme, tax clearance and EWSS & CRSS
- Government assessment on EWSS indicates need for support beyond June
- VAT: Deductibility of pension fund costs
- No backdating for EWSS registrations
- VAT treatment of live animals sold at mart
- Remote working relief and stay and spend categories included in Receipts Tracker App
- Public Body VAT registration as a principal contractor
- EWSS, PUP and CRSS extended until 30 June
- Migration from Crest to Euroclear
- Postponed Accounting: VAT3 and VAT RTD entries
- Small Business Assistance Scheme open for applications
- Update on efforts to improve MyEnquiries
- CCAB-I responds to Interest Limitation Rule consultation
- Brexit: Charges on income for corporation tax purposes
- Withholding tax Self-Certification
- Renewing tax clearance for EWSS, CRSS and Stay and Spend applications
- Updates to transfer pricing manuals
- Exchange of PUP claim closure information between DSP and Revenue
- Withdrawal of credit card payment option for MED and LCD taxpayers
- CCAB-I writes to Revenue on TWSS tax issues
- R&D COVID-19 concession update
- eCG50 – Multiple vendors
- VAT registration delays
- DAC6 updated guidance
- Filing hard copy returns
- State aid: Publication deadlines
- €1.7 billion deterioration in February Exchequer returns
- Revenue issue reminder letters for outstanding 2019 Form 11 returns
- CAT filing obligations for all agricultural or business relief claims
- COVID-19 PAYE Services update
- FA 20 changes: Accelerated capital allowances for energy efficient equipment
- FA 20 changes: tax treatment of certain social welfare benefits
- FA 20 changes: Dependent relative tax credit
- FA 20 changes: Stamp duty
- Charitable Donations Scheme updated for FA 2020
- FA20: Anti-hybrid guidance
- FA 19 changes: Fixed charges on book debts