Jackie has been a partner in RBK for over 13 years and heads up RBK’s tax practice. A Law & Accounting Graduate from UL, Jackie is a Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in Ireland and a Chartered Tax Adviser (“CTA”). Jackie has specialised in tax for almost 25 years.
An expert in corporate and international tax, Jackie has substantial experience in inward and outward investment and provides tax advice for domestic companies operating in Ireland and expanding internationally and also for overseas companies establishing or acquiring Irish businesses.
Jackie has assisted many companies to establish tax efficient structures. A specialist in international tax, technology and manufacturing, Jackie has also particular expertise in the property sector, where she advises investors and developers on structuring their investments at home and abroad.
Jackie has previously served as a Council Member of the Irish Taxation Institute and is a regular speaker at industry events.
Doing Business in Ireland 2024
We are delighted to announce the release of the 2024 version of our long standing Doing Business in Ireland Guide. This is a great resource for businesses operating in Ireland, those considering setting up a business in Ireland or those just interested in investing in Ireland. Please contact one of our International team today if you would like to discuss any element in further detail, we would be very happy to assist you.RBK - Doing Business in Ireland 2024
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Transfer Pricing Presentation - RBK & Bennett Thrasher 2.17 MB
On 19th May 2021, Jackie Masterson, Head of Tax and Ben Miller, Head of Transfer Pricing with Bennett Thrasher presented on the latest developments on Transfer Pricing.
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Workforce Restructuring 510.31 KB
The Return to Work Safety Protocol - COVID-19 Specific National Protocol for Employers and Workers (the "Protocol") sets a high bar for employers who have, or are preparing to, re-open their workplaces in phases over the coming weeks and months.How businesses emerge from the Covid 19 crisis will vary from sector to sector, and from business to business, but what is very clear is that the structure of the workforce and place of work will change fundamentally for most businesses.In this article we look at some of the HR and Tax issues to consider as businesses look at remodelling the workforce.
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Tax Issue - April 2020 447.46 KB
Our April Tax Issue focuses solely on the recent Covid 19 Tax Related Measures, which are primarily designed to assist businesses manage cashflows during the Covid 19 Pandemic. We also highlight some other areas to consider in terms of tax planning in these unprecedented times.
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R&D Tax Credit Regime 511.35 KB
An overview of the key features of Ireland’s R&D Tax Credit regime and how the relief operates for companies engaged in qualifying R&D activities.
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The Tax Issue - Spring 2020 146.11 KB
Welcome to the first edition of the Tax issue for 2020. In this issue we focus on human capital and, in particular, the role of the tax system in helping Irish businesses to attract and retain top talent. In an increasingly globalised world the competition for talent is not restricted to the domestic Irish market but is truly an international challenge.
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