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Budget 2020Captured in full08th October 2019deloitte.ie/budget
Budget 20202
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Karen Frawley
Tax Partner
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Carmel Marnane
Tax Director
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Personal Taxes
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Basic Rules
Budget 2020
• USC reduced rate extension for medical card holders
• No change to rates or credits.
• Home Carer Credit increased from €1,500 to €1,600
• Earned Income Credit increased to €1,500
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€15,000 increase in inheritance/gift tax threshold for “Group A” category – parents to children – going from €320,000 to €335,000
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Business Taxes
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Green Agenda Initiatives
Budget 2020
• BIK zero rate extension for electric cars to 2022
• Extension of VRT reliefs for conventional and plug in hybrids to 2020
• Reduce qualifying CO2 thresholds for reliefs in respect of capital allowances and VAT reclaim on commercial vehicles; and
• Provide additional relief through the Diesel Rebate Scheme to hauliers to compensate that sector for the increased cost of fuel.
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Entrepreneurs
Budget 2020
• Full tax relief in the year of investment in the Employment Investment Incentive scheme
• Annual limit increased to €250,000
• A €500,000 annual investment limit for those who invest in EII for ten years or more.
• These changes apply from today.
• No change to Entrepreneurial Relief - still €1m @ 10%
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Employment Tax Measures
Budget 2020
• Welcome changes to KEEP scheme
Originally introduced in January 2018
Just 38 employees in 10 companies have availed of the scheme to date
Changes will apply the scheme to group structures and
Will also facilitate part-time and family friendly working arrangements.
SARP and FED schemes extended until the end of 2022.
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R&D Tax Credit Regime
Budget 2020
• The R&D credit is being amended for micro and small companies to increase the 25% R&D credit to 30% and to enhance the existing limits on the payable credit.
• Budget 2020 includes provisions to allow micro and small companies conducting pre-trading R&D to claim the credit before tradingcommences, limited to offset against VAT and payroll tax liabilities only.
• In respect of all claimants, the current limit on outsourcing to third level institutes of education will be increased from 5% to 15%.
• For an activity to be eligible as R&D for tax purposes, two key criteria must be met:
It must seek to achieve a scientific or technological
advance
Seek to resolve the associated scientific or technological
uncertaintyand
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Dividend Withholding Tax Changes
Budget 2020
• Increase in rate from 20% to 25% from 1 January 2020
• From 1 January 2021, personalised rate of DWT
• Smart use of technology by Revenue via PAYE modernisation
• Aim of increasing compliance
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Stamp Duty Changes
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Stamp Duty Changes
Budget 2020
• Commercial rate of stamp duty increases from 6% to 7.5% tonight
• New anti-avoidance rule to apply to company acquisitions - stamp duty rate of 1%
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Other Changes
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Extension of current Help to Buy Scheme to end of 2021
Budget 202017
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Excise duty on cigarettes
+ 50 cent
Budget 202018
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Extension of CGT farm restructuring relief to end 2022
Budget 202019
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Welcome enhancements to KEEP & EII
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Jane HallinanTax Director
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Budget Update
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Carbon Tax
Budget 2020
• Increase the price of carbon from €20 today to €80 per tonne by 2030.
• From tonight, increase from €20 to €26 per tonne on petrol/diesel.
• Increase on other fuels will be delayed until May 2020.
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Carbon Tax Example
Budget 2020
• Carpenter who drives 30,000 miles a year
• Drives a Ford Transit, approximately 26 miles per gallon (MPG)
• Circa €60 per year increase
• By 2030, will have increased by €600 per annum
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Nitrogen Oxide Tax
Budget 2020
• Nitrogen oxide (NOx) emissions-based charge.
• Apply for new vehicles or newly registered vehicles in the state from 1 January 2020.
• Apply on a euro (€) per milligram/kilometre basis, with an ascending scale.
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Brexit Update
Brexit Omnibus Act March 2019
• Postponed accounting for VAT on imports – all non EU countries
• Changes to 56B authorisation for start ups
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Quick Fixes
Effective 1 Jan 2020
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Quick Fixes
Budget 2020
Cross Border Movement
GoodsBusiness To Business
Supplies
Draft Guidance Notes Available
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EU Quick Fixes
Budget 2020
Uniform simplification opportunity where a supplier transfers stock to a warehouse at the disposals of a known customer to another Member State
1. Call-off stock
Legal certainty enhanced by setting out a default rule for the allocation of transport for intra-Community supplies
2. EU cross border chain transactions
To benefit from the VAT exemption on intra-Community supplies, the availability of the VAT identification number of the customer will become a substantial requirement
3. Mandatory VAT number verification
Reduced set of documentary evidence needed to prove the transport of goods to support the VAT exemption for intra-Community supplies
4. Proof of transport
The European Council adopted four quick fixes to simplifythe currently VAT system for B2B intra-Community transactions and to combat fraud and abuse.
Entry into force: 1 Jan 2020
Impact on all intra-EU
supplies of goods
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Quick fix proof of transport
Situation 1 January 2020
Harmonization of proof of transport & rebuttable
presumption
Supplier indicates goods have been
transported by him or on his behalf
Two items from A
One item from A + one item from B
Supplier is in possession of written
statement of buyer that goods have been
transported
Two items from A
One item from A + one item from B
A
documents related to transport, e.g.:
• Signed CMR document
• Bill of lading
• Airfreight invoice
• Carrier invoice
B
supportive documents related to transport, e.g.:
• Insurance policy
• Bank payment doc
• Doc issued by public authority, e.g. notary
• Receipt warehouse keeper
Supplier ships
Buyer ships
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Chain Transactions
EU Quick Fixes
Company A
Ireland
Company B
Spain
Company C
Spain
Company A
Ireland
Company C
Spain
Movement of Goods
Legal Position
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Call Off Stock Relief
EU Quick Fixes
Company A
Ireland
Company A
Spain
Company B
Spain
Company A
Ireland
Company B
Spain
Legal Position
Ownership/Goods Movement
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Vic AngleyTax Director
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Transfer Pricing
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DoF Feedback Statement
Budget 2020 – Transfer Pricing
• Public consultation – February 2019
• Feedback Statement - draft legislation that “could apply for chargeable periodscommencing on or after 1 January 2020”
• Broaden applicability to non-trading and acquisition / disposal of chargeable assets
• Recharacterise transactions where the form of the financial or commercial arrangement isinconsistent with the substance of the relations between related parties transacting witheach other
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Budget 2020 – Transfer Pricing
Incorporating 2017 OECD Guidelines
• S835D currently refers to 2010 Guidelines
• Proposed amendments address the relevant guidelines published by the OECD:
- 2017 OECD Transfer Pricing Guidelines;
- 2018 guidance on Hard-To-Value-Intangibles;
- 2018 guidance Transactional Profit Split Method
Removal of “Grandfathering” Exemption
• Exemption for certain pre 1 July 2010 arrangements removed from 1 January 2020
• Documentation exemption continues where both parties Irish tax resident – arm’s lengthstill required
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Budget 2020 – Transfer Pricing
Extension of TP rules to SMEs
• Refining S835E TCA 1997 exemption for SME’s
• “Small enterprises” continue to fall outside the ambit of Ireland’s domestic TP documentation provisions
• “Medium enterprises” subject to domestic TP documentation provisions from 1 January 2020
Staff
headcount
AND
Annual
turnover
OR
Balance sheet
total
Small < 50 ≤ €10 million ≤ €10 million
Medium < 250 ≤ €50 million ≤ €43 million
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Budget 2020 – Transfer Pricing
Extension of TP rules to SMEs
• Reduced documentation requirement will only apply to:
- Aggregate foreign counterparty consideration > €1m
- Disposal or acquisition of asset and counterparty is not tax resident in Ireland,
asset is not within the charge to tax in Ireland,
asset is not a chargeable asset, and market value of asset exceeds €25m
• Medium enterprise documentation requirements include:
- description of the business including org structure, business strategy and key competitors; and
- in relation to each relevant arrangement:
copy of all relevant agreements
description of TP method used and reasons for selection, together with arm’s length support
the amount of the consideration payable or receivable
description of the functions performed, risks assumed and assets employed
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Budget 2020 – Transfer Pricing
Enhanced TP documentation requirements
• Specific documentation requirements based on revenue basedthreshold
Master File Threshold - €250m
Local File Threshold - €50m
• Documentation completion date is contemporaneous with filingCT1 – no requirement to file with CT1
• Must be made available upon request in writing by Revenuewithin 30 days
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Budget 2020 – Transfer Pricing
Non-Trading Income
• Transactions between two non-trading Irish tax resident companies exempt from applying TP principles
• If counterparty is a foreign company, exemption will not apply
• If one of the Irish resident companies is subject to tax under Case I or II, exemption won’t apply
• No exemption where an arrangement between two Irish tax resident companies is part of a scheme involving a second arrangement (withrelated foreign party) and main purpose of first arrangement is to obtain a tax advantage in connection with the second arrangement (i.e.aimed at certain IFL arrangements)
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Budget 2020 – Transfer Pricing
Extension of TP Rules to Capital Transactions
• TP won’t apply in determining:
- capital allowances where total expenditure on asset < €25m
- balancing charges under S291A
- balancing allowance / charge where MV of asset < €25m
- where the acquirer / supplier make certain joint elections for capitalallowances purposes
- chargeable gains / losses between related parties where MV ≤€25m
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Contacts
Budget 2019
Karen Frawley
Tax Partner
Deloitte Ireland LLPCharlotte Quay
Limerick
01-4172613
Carmel Marnane
Tax Director
Deloitte Ireland LLPCharlotte Quay
Limerick
061-435575
Jane Hallinan
Tax Director
Deloitte Ireland LLPCharlotte Quay
Limerick
061-435505
Vic Angley
Tax Director
Deloitte Ireland LLPCharlotte Quay
Limerick
061-435509