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The Concentration Risk in Corporate Tax
The Irish government is set to make a surplus of 65 billion euro over the next four years or so, driven in large part by windfall corporation tax receipts. Owen O'Brien: There was a global retrenchment in tech and you'd imagine that has to on some level wash through our tax system. But remember the concentration risk means that we're talking two or three firms at the head of our corporate tax kind of source. Who are those firms? Oh, yeah. Well, that's interesting. I fact the Irish fiscal advisory council did a recent report in which normally we're talking about 10 firms providing 60% of corporation tax revenue. It could be Intel, it could be Google
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