David Cullinane

Sinn Féin · Waterford

Activity on Taxation — 17 events (13 lobbying · 3 questions · 2 votes) full profile →

• 2026-01-20
  LOBBY
  Irish Cancer Society 2 returns Health

  • Expansion of QUIT services
  • Nicotine product regulation
• 2026-01-16
  LOBBY
  Irish Heart Foundation Health

  • Tobacco policy
• 2026-01-14
  LOBBY
  BoyleSports Taxation

  • 2026 Pre-Budget Submission - Letter with a meeting invite sent to relevant Ministers and TD's in relation to BOYLE Sports 2026 Pre- Budget Submission.
• 2026-01-12
  LOBBY
  Society of the Irish Motor Industry Taxation

  • Budget 2026 - the key issues for SIMI in Budget 2026 were taxation and incentive policy in relation to motor vehicles, particularly Electric Vehicle (EV) Supports and EV charging infrastructure and in relation to tax, no increases in VRT, Road Tax or BIK in Budget 2026.
• 2025-09-12
  LOBBY
  Creative Retail Distribution Limited 2 returns Taxation

  • Email concerning the E-liquids Products Tax and concerns around the mechanism chosen to implement the tax via self-declaration rather than as a tax-stamp. Hale also referred to research commissioned from KPMG which raised several important policy considerations around the E-Liquids products tax including the potential for a surge in illicit and grey market sales.
  • Support for Classification of HHC as a Schedule 1 Controlled Drug
• 2025-05-21
  LOBBY
  Creative Retail Distribution Limited Taxation

  • Email to members of the Oireachtas concerning the E-liquids Products Tax and concerns around the mechanism chosen to implement the tax via self-declaration rather than as a tax-stamp. Hale also referred to research commissioned from Forvis Mazars which raised several important policy considerations around the E-Liquids products tax including the potential for a surge in illicit and grey market sales.
• 2025-05-19
  LOBBY
  Irish Heart Foundation Health

  • Tobacco and e-cigarette policy
• 2025-01-20
  LOBBY
  Dungarvan & West Waterford Chamber Taxation

  • Cost of Doing Business
• 2025-01-18
  LOBBY
  The Irish Farmers' Association - IFA 2 returns AgricultureEU Affairs

  • Generational Renewal
  • IFA CENTRAL ASKS of Political Parties and Dáil Éireann Candidates for the 2024 General Election
• 2025-01-17
  LOBBY
  The Irish Farmers' Association - IFA 3 returns Energy and Natural ResourcesTaxation

  • Measures Implementing Ireland's Biomethane Strategy
  • Residential Zoned Land Tax (RZLT) - IFA Submission to All Political Parties and Dáil Éireann Candidates for the 2024 General Election
  • Agricultural/Business Relief Capital Acquisition Tax (CAT) Values
• 2025-01-16
  LOBBY
  The Irish Farmers' Association - IFA 3 returns TaxationFinance

  • Capital Gains Tax (CGT) Restoration of Indexation Relief - IFA Submission to all Political Parties and Dáil Éireann Candidates for the 2024 General Election
  • VAT & Taxation on Farm Inputs
  • Taxation Measures to Support Climate Action
• 2025-01-13
  LOBBY
  Society of the Irish Motor Industry Taxation

  • Budget 2025 - the key issues for SIMI in Budget 2025 is taxation and incentive policy in relation to motor vehicles, particularly Electric Vehicle (EV) Supports and EV charging infrastructure and in relation to tax, no increases in VRT, Road Tax or BIK in Budget 2025
• 2024-12-20
  LOBBY
  Dungarvan & West Waterford Chamber Economic Development and Industry

  • Cost of Doing Business:
• 2017-10-19
  VOTE
  Taxation Order · 2 divisions

  • ✓ voted for the motion motion passed · 117–14
  • ✓ voted for the motion motion passed · 112–16
• 2017-01-24
  PQ
  Asked Finance

  Deputy David Cullinane asked the Minister for Finance the contact that took place between his Department and the Federal Republic of Brazil regarding Ireland's inclusion on Brazil's taxation blacklist, in view of the fact that there is no record of any correspondence between his Department and Brazil between 1 August 2016 and 8 January 2017; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [2652/17]
• 2017-01-17
  PQ
  Asked Finance

  Deputy David Cullinane asked the Minister for Finance if all companies subject to tax here, whether resident or non-resident, are in a comparable factual and legal situation as regards the ordinary rules of taxation of corporate profit; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [1101/17]
• 2017-01-17
  PQ
  Asked Finance

  Deputy David Cullinane asked the Minister for Finance if companies which derive their profit from market transactions only, such as non-integrated stand-alone companies, and companies that derive their profits through internal dealings between companies of the same corporate group or between parts of the same company, such as integrated companies, are subject to corporation tax on their taxable profit at the standard corporate tax rate under the ordinary rules of taxation of corporate profit here; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [1103/17]