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Competent Authority
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Director, International Tax Branch
Corporate Business and International Division
Office of the Revenue Commissioners
Stamping Building, Dublin Castle
Dublin 2, Ireland
For Non-Transfer Pricing MAPs:
Tel: + 353 1 7024108 or 674 8211
Fax: + 353 1 679 3314
For Transfer Pricing MAPs/APAs:
Tel: + 353 1 674 8020 or 674 8639
Fax: + 353 1 679 3314
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Organisation
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Office of the Revenue Commissioners |
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Scope of MAP & MAP APA
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- Relief of double taxation
- Interpretation and application of the Treaty
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Domestic guidelines & administrative arrangements
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Revenue e-brief No. 41/10 covers transfer pricing documentation. |
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Time for filing
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The domestic time limit for repayment of tax is 4 years after the end of the chargeable period (Section 865 of the Taxes Consolidation Act 1997). The provisions in double taxation treaties may override this – many of Ireland’s treaties contain OECD Model Article 25 (Mutual Agreement Procedure).
Taxpayers should also bear in mind other countries’ time limits.
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Form of request
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We have no specific form. |
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Documentation requirement
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The MAP request should:
- quote the legal basis for the MAP i.e. the relevant Article in Ireland’s double taxation agreements and/or EU Arbitration Convention;
- explain why a MAP is considered necessary;
- explain the issues involved (attaching relevant background documentation);
- set out what the requester considers to be the correct outcome (attaching any documents, case law, etc, backing up the requester’s view).
If the MAP request(s) is being made to more than one competent authority, we would expect that the other competent authority would receive the same information as the Irish competent authority.
Any company that is considering making an APA request is invited to contact us – see competent authority contact details above.
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User fees
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None |
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Tax collection / penalty / interest
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No specific provisions - general rules apply. |
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Other dispute resolution mechanisms
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EU Arbitration Convention for transfer pricing cases. |
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Government Website
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www.revenue.ie |
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