Chris Sanchirico of the Law School said little is known about how specific companies have adjusted their tax arrangements in response the impending closure of the “double Irish” tax loophole. “Based on what we have been able to see in the past, there is no reason to think that planning [by multinationals] hasn’t already evolved several generations beyond the kind of classic double Irish that is now officially coming to an end,” he said.

January 1, 2020 ・ From Financial Times