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In a series of videos, KPMG partners set out considerations for Budget 2021 in the areas of Ireland's tax landscape, tax and entrepreneurs, Brexit and tax and technology.

This is a budget which will be framed in the context of a potential hard Brexit mere weeks away and also with the twin threat of Covid 19 to the Irish economy, writes Glenn Reynolds Head of Indirect Tax.

In this article, David Duffy, summarises the VAT and indirect tax measures in the European Commission's Tax Action Plan and asks what impact they could have for businesses, both in general and in specific sectors, if implemented over the coming years.

In this article Conor O’Brien takes a look at the temporary relaxations to the EU’s State aid framework that have been announced over the last number of months by the European Commission, some of the key measures that have been announced by the Irish Government and how they fit into the EU’s t

Join us on Wednesday 30 September, for the next in our series of Brexit webinars where we focus on the practical implications for business and insights into what this means from a VAT and Customs perspective.

On 14 September 2020, the Department of Finance published the Budget 2021 Tax Strategy Group (TSG) papers. The papers, published each year, set out tax policy matters for consideration by the TSG and wider stakeholders in the context of the upcoming Budget.

In this session, on 20 August, we focused on best practices for managing the processes impacting your VAT position, from the initial recording of purchases and sales in your system, through to VAT compliance reporting.

Welcome to Indirect Tax Insights, KPMG in Ireland’s summary of developments in relation to VAT, customs, excise and other indirect taxes.

Brexit August 2020 newsletter.