Corporation Tax Ireland | A Complete Overview for Businesses

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Corporation Tax Ireland | A Complete Overview for Businesses

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Key Criteria for Companies That Must Pay Corporation Tax in Ireland

Companies Resident in Ireland:

- Irish Resident Companies: A company is considered tax resident in Ireland if it is incorporated in Ireland or if its central management and control is exercised in Ireland. Most companies incorporated in Ireland are tax resident here, unless they are effectively managed and controlled from another country.
- Taxable Profits: Irish resident companies are subject to Corporation Tax on their worldwide income, including income from trading, investments, and capital gains.

Non-Resident Companies with Irish Income:

- - Non-Irish Resident Companies: Companies that are not incorporated in Ireland but have a branch or permanent establishment (PE) in Ireland are considered to have Irish income and are liable to pay Corporation Tax on their Irish-sourced profits.
  - Profits from Irish Activities: This includes income from trade, business, or investments in Ireland. For example, a foreign company with a branch or PE in Ireland must pay Corporation Tax on the profits generated by that Irish branch or PE.

Types of Companies That Pay Corporation Tax:

Trading Companies:

Companies engaged in commercial activities, such as manufacturing, sales, or providing services, are liable for Corporation Tax on their trading profits.

Investment Companies:

Companies involved in holding investments (such as stocks, bonds, or real estate) may also pay Corporation Tax on any profits generated from these investments.

Holding Companies:

Holding companies that manage subsidiaries or investments are subject to Corporation Tax on the income they receive, such as dividends or capital gains from the sale of shares.

Property Companies:

Companies that generate income from property rental or property development will pay Corporation Tax on the profits earned from such activities.

Financial Institutions:

Banks, insurance companies, and other financial institutions also fall under the scope of Corporation Tax on their profits.

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