Originally Posted by
172_driver
The tax on income is in parity with other European countries.
What seemed (to me) to set Ireland apart from other places is the low cost of labour (employer's social charges). Also corporate tax rate is low.
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Quick google says it's 12.5%. As opposed to 19% in the UK and 21% in the USA (down from 35% pre-Trump!).