Ireland Budget May Set Stage to End Tax Inversions

The video discusses the end of austerity in Ireland, focusing on domestic budget changes and the international implications of phasing out the double Irish tax loophole. The government aims to maintain the 12.5% corporate tax rate while addressing international criticism. The potential impact on companies like Google, Airbnb, and Twitter is explored, with emphasis on retaining businesses in Ireland through new tax strategies.

What measures is the Irish Government taking to address international criticism regarding its tax policies?

What is the significance of the 12.5% corporate tax rate in Ireland?

How is the 'double Irish' tax loophole expected to change by 2020?

What are the potential implications for Ireland's international reputation due to changes in tax regulations?

What concerns do companies like Google have regarding their operations in Ireland?