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Ireand ranks first in the world for the flexibilty and adaptability of its workforce, and first in the world for availability of senior management talent. Ireland has the third most productive and the fourth most motivated workforce in the world.
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EASE OF DOING BUSINESS
Forbes has ranked Ireland fourth best country in the world for business, 2015. Ireland has one of the most resilient supply chains in the world – ranking fourth of 130 countries in the 2015 FM Global Resilience Index. Ireland is one of the most economically free countries in the world, ranking ninth of 186 countries in the Index of Economic Freedom 2014.
EUROPE
Ireland is a member of the EU since 1973 and is a Eurozone member. Ireland provides easy access to the European Market of over 500 million consumers. Companies in Ireland have access to a European labour force of approximately 250 million.
CONNECTED RESEARCH
Ireland is now in the Global top 20 for the quality of our scientific research: first in the world for immunology and animal and dairy, third for nanoscience, fourth for computer science and sixth for materials science. IDA Ireland client companies have invested €1.4 bilion in in-house R&D.
CUTTING-EDGE COMPANIES
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Some of the world’s most innovative brands have chosen to invest in Ireland such as Google, Twitter, Bayer, Allianz, SAP and Fujitsu. These companies join a cadre of cutting-edge companies that is Irish enterprise. According to The Global Entrepreneurial report 2015, Ireland ranks among the top ten most entrepreneurial countries in the world.
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TAX
The Irish tax regime is open, stable, and transparent and complies fully with the OECD guidelines and EU competition law. Ireland is first in the EU and sixth in the world for the ease with which a business can pay its taxes. A 25 per cent research and development tax credit is available and 68 Tax Treaty Networks.
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