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New minimum tax rate on profits in force

New rules introducing a minimum corporation-tax rate of 15% across the EU came into effect yesterday (1 January).
EU loans-market rules come into effect

New rules that lay down a common European framework for the transfer and management of banks’ non-performing loans come into effect today (29 December).
IHREC calls for action on collective bargaining

The Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission (IHREC) has called for the introduction of a statutory framework and protection for collective bargaining.
CJEU issues judgment in Super League case

The EU’s highest court has ruled that rules laid down by football’s governing bodies that require any new club competition to be approved by them are unlawful.
Court annuls backing for Air France measures

The EU’s General Court has annulled a decision by the European Commission to allow France to grant financial aid to Air France and the Air France-KLM group.
EU court rejects Abramovich sanctions challenge

The EU’s General Court has rejected a challenge from businessman Roman Abramovich to his inclusion on a list of individuals subject to EU sanctions after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
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Data-privacy lawyer Elaine Morrissey asks whether the GDPR is being used correctly by the State following the revelation that three Tusla files flagged by Judge Dermot Simms to the Department of

Commission opens formal probe into X

The European Commission has opened formal proceedings to look at whether the social-media platform X (formerly Twitter) may have breached EU law on digital services.
EU deal to provide clarity on ‘gig’ workers

Negotiators from the European Parliament and the EU Council have reached a provisional agreement on a bill aimed at providing stronger protection for workers in the so-called ‘gig’ economy.
Arrangements for Ukrainians to change next year

The Government has announced changes that will affect people from Ukraine who arrive in Ireland seeking temporary protection.
MEPs award Sakharov Prize to Iranian woman

The European Parliament has awarded its 2023 Sakharov Prize for Freedom of Thought to Jina Mahsa Amini and the ‘Woman, Life, Freedom’ movement in Iran.
Views sought on new payments strategy

The Department of Finance has launched a public consultation that will feed into planned legislation on access to cash.
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