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Finance Bill 2010 - Overview - Ernst & Young - Ireland

Finance Bill 2010

The Government has published Finance Bill 2010 which gives legal effect to the measures announced in December's Budget. This year's bill is designed to 'lure business' with provisions to increase the attractiveness as Ireland as a location for investment. The bill also included transfer pricing changes for multinationals.

On 3 April 2010, President Mary McAleese signed Finance Act 2010, thus legislating for proposals first laid out on 9 December 2009 in the Minister for Finance's Budget statement.

Finance Bill Alert

Ernst & Young's Finance Bill Alert summarises the main provisions of Finance Bill 2010. The Bill now proceeds to Committee and Report stages, where additional amendments may be tabled. 

Commentary and analysis

Ernst & Young's tax specialists explore the impact of Finance Bill 2010 on Irish business.

Transfer Pricing in Ireland

Ireland's new transfer pricing regulations brings Ireland into line with their EU counterparts and reinforces some existing provisions in the Irish Tax code.

Finance Bill 2010

Download Finance Bill 2010 (pdf, 855.6kb) , as initiated.

Explanatory Memo

Read the Finance Bill, as initiated, explanatory memo.

List of measures

Read more on Finance Bill 2010 list of measures.

New Irish Transfer Pricing rules

Implications for the FS industry. Regulations will be effective from January 2011. Read more.

Asset management

Key Investment Funds and Asset Management tax incentives introduced in Irish Finance Bill. Read more. 

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