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Growth. Volatility. Disruption. Uncertainty. When it comes to doing business, CEOs globally are being challenged to navigate the path to success within an environment of constant change. But what are CEOs doing to ensure there are no limits to their future growth?

In the Budget 2015 Statement which he made in October 2014, the Minister for Finance committed to introducing a “Best in Class” Knowledge Development Box (KDB).

This document includes the submission made on 8 April 2015 by KPMG in Ireland to the Department of Finance in response to its consultation on a Knowledge Development Box (KDB) for Ireland.

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As indicated in the recent Budget 2015, the Department of Finance has launched a public consultation process on framing a Knowledge Development Box (‘KDB’) regime.

Watch Conor O'Brien, Head of Tax at KPMG Ireland, speak at the IIEA Corporate Taxation Conference on the subject of the changing landscape of corporate taxation and its implications for Ireland.

If you are part of the FDI community, or you are part of a business with high value intangible assets and international operations, read on to learn more about how the Plan and its potential implications for you.

Are you looking to expand internationally? Many Irish businesses are developing growth opportunities overseas. This guide is designed to help you assess many of the key tax issues to bear in mind when expanding your business in new markets.

KPMG's international team both in Ireland and South Africa can help you quickly identify the key decisions you will need to take to ensure that your business expands as smoothly and as profitably as possible.