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Ireland Strengthens its Tax Case for Direct Investment

September 24, 2010

On 3 April, the Irish Finance Act (the “Act”) relating to taxation passed into law. It included a large number of measures aimed at promoting and maintaining Ireland as a place of investment, particularly for IP and holding companies activities.

 

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