The Irish Times view on corporation tax: Ireland’s dangerous exposure

Three firms pay nearly half of Ireland’s corporation tax revenue

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US firms Apple, Microsoft and Eli Lilly paid almost 50% of State’s corporate tax in 2024

Report by Irish Fiscal Advisory Council highlights ‘exceptionally concentrated’ nature of Ireland’s corporate tax base

Just three firms now pay 46pc of all corporation tax

Just three firms are now paying almost half of the record amounts of corporation tax that are flowing into the Exchequer.

Just two companies could be paying 40% of Irish corporation tax between them, watchdog warns

‘Ireland is a key part of their group structures. However, this may not always remain the case.’

Just three companies pay almost 50% of corporation tax: Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael's unambitious economic set-up leaves us at the mercy of the multinationals

Just three companies paid almost 50% of the state's corporation tax in 2024. This increased concentration “raises the uncertainty around future receipts,” according to the Irish Fiscal Advisory Council, the state's budgetary watchdog. This overreliance has left the state exposed, while the government continues to prioritise multinational corporate interests over

Just three companies accounted for nearly half of Ireland’s tax receipts

Just three companies accounted for nearly half of Ireland’s tax receipts, according to the late...