Offshore funds can offer valuable diversification, but their Irish tax treatment is complex. This article explains when the offshore fund regime applies, the difference between equivalent and non-equivalent funds, how deemed disposal works, and the key tax and reporting obligations Irish investors need to understand.

Generational wealth planning works best when it starts early. This article looks at how timing, ownership, structure and documentation can shape the transfer of wealth across generations and why waiting until a transfer is imminent can limit valuable tax planning opportunities.

Relocating to Ireland can create valuable tax planning opportunities, but the key decisions often need to be made before arrival. This article outlines the main residence, domicile, remittance basis and split year relief considerations to review before making the move.

The Living City Initiative has been expanded and enhanced, creating new opportunities for property owners in designated urban areas. With new locations, broader property age criteria, accelerated relief, and an extended timeline to 2030, the updated scheme is worth understanding before refurbishment or conversion works begin.

Most business owners focus on growth - more revenue, more clients, more activity. But growth alone doesn’t guarantee better outcomes. This article explores what happens after growth: how the way your business is structured can significantly impact what you actually keep. From tax efficiency to long-term planning, the right structure isn’t just a technical decision - it’s a strategic one that shapes your future.

Selling a commercial property involves more than agreeing a price. And VAT can significantly impact the final outcome. This guide breaks down when a sale is VATable, exempt, or qualifies for Transfer of Business Relief (TOBR), helping vendors plan ahead and avoid costly surprises.