VAT is a complex tax that can prove very costly for your business if it is not calculated correctly.
RBK’s dedicated VAT team advises on all aspects of VAT for clients trading domestically and internationally and our membership of LEA Global affords you access to high quality international VAT expertise.
Our VAT services include:
For more information or to discuss your specific requirements, please contact a member of our team.
What next for the Commercial Real Estate Sector in 2024? 9.95 MB
RBK Chartered Accountants were joined by industry experts James Nugent, Senior Director at Lisney Ireland, Roisin Bennett, Head of Property at Reddy Charlton LLP and RBK’s VAT Director, John Moore, for insights into current market trends, legal considerations in commercial lettings and key VAT insights. Moderated by Ronan McGivern, Tax Partner with RBK.This event was of interest to real estate investors and businesses who may be considering moving property or varying an existing lease, as a landlord or a tenant.Date: Thursday, 11th April 2024 Venue: Clayton Hotel, Leopardstown and on-line
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Irish VAT, UK VAT & Customs Considerations Presentation - RBK Bishop Fleming Swiftfile 1.66 MB
RBK, Bishop Fleming and Swiftfile presented at a webinar on 2nd March 2021 were they shared practical insights and provided guidance in relation to Irish VAT, UK VAT and Customs.
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Tax Issue - Summer 2020 137.61 KB
Whilst Covid-19 has occupied the minds of most businesses for the last three months, the world of taxation does not stop. In this issue we provide an overview of the recent High Court case involving Perigo, which has raised some very interesting questions in relation to concepts of legitimate expectative in Irish tax law. We also review a number of interesting recent determinations of the Tax Appeals Commissioners. We look at updated Revenue guidance notes in relation to short term business visitors undertaking employment duties in Ireland. Finally we provide a summary of some international tax developments that Irish corporates need to be aware of including the changes in Ireland’s transfer pricing regime with effect from accounting periods beginning on or after 1 January 2020 and DAC 6 reporting obligations.
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