Commenting on this evening’s (15 January 2019) outcome of the ‘meaningful vote’ in the UK’s House of Commons, which ended in a vote against the Withdrawal Agreement, Chambers Ireland Chief Executive Ian Talbot commented, “After months of speculation and despite the recent assurances to the UK from the EU on their commitments within the Withdrawal
Commenting on today’s (15 January 2019) official Communication from the European Commission, calling on European leaders to consider moving to qualified majority voting in EU taxation policy, Chambers Ireland Chief Executive Ian Talbot commented, “Ireland’s tax system has been one of the key tools supporting Ireland’s competitiveness and has been utilised effectively for our economic
Commenting on the release of today’s (3 January 2019) Fiscal Monitor, Ian Talbot, Chief Executive of Chambers Ireland said, “The €100m surplus recorded in today’s final Exchequer Returns of 2018, the first since the crash in 2008, deserves to be commended, particularly considering that a deficit had originally been budgeted. However, we cannot ignore the