Minister for Finance Simon Harris welcomed the move to get details of property people hold abroad under new OECD exchange deal to avoid tax evasion. Ireland has signed up to a collective agreement with other OECD countries to exchange information on immovable property as part of efforts to combat tax evasion. The move will effectively see Revenue share information with other countries to ensure better cross-border access to information on property assets held and income derived from abroad. The initiative is designed to enforce tax laws more efficiently and deliver tax transparency. “In recent years, tax policy developments have greatly enhanced cross-border exchanges of tax information and international cooperation between tax administrations, combating offshore tax non-compliance and tax secrecy on financial accounts,” it said.

Source: The Irish Times December 04, 2025 13:37 UTC