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Niamh Caffrey
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Niamh is a Partner and Co-Head of our Tax team who advises Irish and international clients on tax law and tax planning in the context of mergers and acquisitions, restructurings, joint ventures and investments. She has extensive experience spanning several sectors including financial services, technology, life sciences, energy and real estate. Clients know Niamh for her concise and practical legal advice.
Niamh has a particular focus on advising financial institutions, lenders, assets managers and investors on tax matters relevant to financing and financial services tax. This includes advising on Irish withholding tax on interest, double tax treaty relief, availing of the 12.5% trading rate and availing of the special tax regime for investment funds and structured finance / securitisation transactions.
ncaffrey@mhc.ie
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