Writing in the Sunday Business Post, Ron Doyle, Partner, Tax & Legal, explores Ireland's aviation finance dominance and the competitive threats closing in. Irish-based lessors manage 64% of the world's leased aircraft, representing $300 billion in assets.
But Singapore, Hong Kong, the UAE and even India's GIFT City continue to court this lucrative sector with attractive tax regimes and expanding treaty networks. While Ireland's advantage remains real, the competitive landscape is shifting. The path forward depends on three strategic pillars: certainty, simplicity, and efficiency. The window to act is open, but it won't remain so indefinitely.
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But Singapore, Hong Kong, the UAE and even India's GIFT City continue to court this lucrative sector with attractive tax regimes and expanding treaty networks. While Ireland's advantage remains real, the competitive landscape is shifting. The path forward depends on three strategic pillars: certainty, simplicity, and efficiency. The window to act is open, but it won't remain so indefinitely.
Discover what Ireland must do to maintain its position as the global aviation finance hub by reading the article in full: delo.tt/6014BB5KoA