European Commissioner for the Economy Paolo Gentiloni and Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe in Dublin today. Image: Sam Boal European Commissioner for the Economy Paolo Gentiloni and Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe in Dublin today. Image: Sam Boal Updated 51 minutes ago
However, he added that Ireland is engaging in the OECD process in a “constructive way” and there is a “bit of travel to go” in terms of any agreements. He said Ireland is seeking further assurances on the predictability and certainty of the agreement, ahead of a mid-October deadline to finalise the deal.
“We are engaged in a process, that’s where it stands,” he said. The Taoiseach said companies that he has spoken to are very “understandable” about the process. “But equally, we are working very hard to see if an agreement is possible that would allow Ireland to join.”
He will do what the American's tell him to do
vonderleyen EP_President SocDems FineGael fiannafailparty Just pay as little tax as possible.....an 'economic model ' worthy of a 12 year old! GREAT to have & had such economic GENIUSES from FF / FG in 🇮🇪for so long! 🙄 🇪🇺
Irish citizens get screwed, so major corporations can laugh all the way to the bank.
Why should they?
The EU took away our duty free, after we invented it, they'll do the exact same thing again with the tax bracket, when many of the companies pull out of Ireland, the politicians will be enjoying their pensions, we're screwed.