Ireland expected to close “Double Irish” loophole

October 12, 2014 Europe, Ireland

Ireland is expected to announce on October 14 that it will phase out the “Double Irish” tax loophole, reports Sam Schechner and Lisa Fleisher, The Wall Street Journal. See also, Padraic Halpin, Reuters and Arthur Beesley, Irish Times.

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