Simon Harris

Amending the reclaim process for mainstream tech, and applying a zero rate at point of sale for dedicated tech.

To secure legislative changes that create a more flexible SME tax system and reward additional work, strengthening productivity and regional economic performance.

To inform phase one of the reform of Ireland's taxation regime for interest.

To provide Law Society feedback on the General Scheme of the Bill.

To provide a Law Society response to a public consultation on eWithholding tax run jointly by Revenue and the Department of Finance.

As Ireland transitions to zero emission vehicles and the Department considers the restructuring of motor taxation in the light of this transition, consideration be given to avoiding the repetition of the car rental VEM anomaly when the taxation of ZEVs is finalised. ::That the…

To call on the Minister for Finance to suspend carbon tax due to the daily escalating energy costs for farmers, agricultural contractors and the wider economy.::To highlight that farm businesses are particularly vulnerable as there is no viable alternative to diesel to power…

To seek a suspension of the carbon tax on fuel.::To highlight that the escalating energy costs on farms are astronomical.::To highlight the extraordinary effect that the Middle East conflict has had on Irish fuel prices and how it is impacting the Irish farming sector.::To…

To raise concerns about VAT liabilities affecting taxi drivers operating through digital platforms and to seek a meeting to discuss possible policy solutions.

To discuss the impact of a proposed EU Energy Taxation Directive on Ireland’s general aviation sector.

To raise members' concerns with the proposed amendments to the legislation governing tax appeals and to inform the pre-legislative scrutiny process of the Tax Appeals Bill.

Advocated for a reduction in Capital Gains Tax to 20% for investments in unquoted, active Irish companies to better reward risk-taking and support startup and scale-up growth.

We provided feedback on our concerns with the proposal to remove the automatic right of taxpayers to in camera hearings and redaction of determinations of the Tax Appeals Commission.

To propose that all actively farmed land must be permanently removed from the scope of RZLT.::To insist that farmers need absolute clarity on the Residential Zoned Land Tax (RZLT) to enable them to plan for their futures.

To propose maintaining and expanding all exemptions applying to farm buildings in the Valuation Act 2001 and the ‘relevant property not rateable' list to recognise the diversification of farm enterprises.::To highlight that there are a number of cases, some of which are more…