Ireland has one of the lowest corporate tax rates in the world. Are multinational companies willing to set up companies in Ireland?

Ireland is a rapidly developing capitalist society. They are all members of the European Union, the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, the World Trade Organization and the United Nations. Ireland implements the current low tax policy, and the income tax is only 12.5%, which is much more favorable than the corporate income tax of 20-40% in most EU countries. Therefore, excellent tax advantages are extremely rare in western countries. Therefore, Ireland has become a low-tax port, which has great temptation for multinational companies to invest in projects. Ireland's tax revenue is also relatively low. According to OECD statistics, in Ireland, married employees pay an average tax equivalent to 5% of their annual income, ranking seventh among OECD countries.

Ireland is one of the countries with the lowest corporate tax rate in the world and is called "Silicon Valley of Europe". In recent years, Ireland has also been selected as the region attracting the most foreign direct investment. Many famous multinational companies in the world also regard Ireland as their European project investment industrial base and headquarters, such as Microsoft, Apple, Google, Facebook, Intel and so on. Most importantly, the corporate tax rate of Ireland 12.5% is the lowest in the EU. In addition, the tax payment convenience is also quite high. Ireland's individual tax, property tax and environmental protection tax are extremely low, ranking last in the EU.

Ireland is very popular with immigrants. As we all know, the ecological environment in Ireland is well maintained. There are green grass and rivers all over the country, so it is also called "Green Island", "Bai Jinguang" and "Emerald Island". Its superior natural environment attracts thousands of immigrants to invest every year. Ireland is closely related to Britain. After leaving the European Union, Britain is somewhat unfamiliar with other EU countries, while Ireland is special. Ireland is the only country with close ties with Britain. Therefore, the immigration program in Ireland is very popular because of this factor.

In the past year, the population of Ireland has naturally increased by 27 100. 202 1 85400 immigrants invested in Ireland, among which 28900 overseas Chinese with Irish nationality returned home, accounting for 33.8% of the total immigrant investment. Last year was the fastest year for Irish people to "return" to China since 2007. At the same time, in the past 12 months, the number of foreign immigrants (non-Irish China citizens) living in Ireland increased from 622,700 to 644,400, accounting for 12.9% of Ireland's total population.

As one of the six traditional English-speaking countries (the United States, Canada, Britain, Ireland, Australia and New Zealand), the top teaching resources are invested in children's education and immigration, and Ireland deserves the first place. Ireland adopts the authentic American education management system, and both public and private universities will basically teach in English. The annual financial revenue and expenditure of government departments in teaching reaches 15% of the expenditure, which is much higher than other EU countries. High school education is seamlessly connected with British universities, and Irish ordinary high school exam scores can be applied to the best universities in Britain. You can also go directly to world famous schools, and the share of outstanding talents in higher vocational colleges ranks second in Europe. For example, Cambridge University employs hundreds of Irish students every year.

Recognition of dual citizenship is one of the reasons why China people like it. You don't have to give up your original nationality to join Irish nationality. Many Irish people will have Irish and British citizenship.

The low incidence rate has avoided the Chinese nation. Of course, people in China put safety first. Compared with many countries, Ireland can be regarded as a safe country. Gun control is very strict. Unless you are a large farm with work experience and need a rifle, all personal actions with weapons are illegal. Therefore, there are almost no shootings in Ireland, and the gun-related violence rate is very low.