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Matthew Broadstock

Matthew Broadstock is a partner in the Tax practice of Matheson specialising in Indirect Taxes. Matthew advises in relation to Value Added Tax (both at an Irish and EU level), Customs and Excise queries and Relevant Contracts Tax. Matthew advises a broad spectrum of Irish and international clients across various industries on contentious and non-contentious issues. Matthew provides detailed advice on VAT and RCT as it applies to property transactions in Ireland. Matthew also provides detailed advice regarding the application of VAT to clients in the exempt banking and insurance industries. Matthew is a member of the Indirect Tax committee of Irish Funds, the Funds industry representative body in Ireland and advises many clients in the industry. Matthew also has a lot of experience advising a large number of significant clients in the technology and pharmaceutical industries. He has recently advised clients regarding VAT on electronic supplied services in the EU and the implementation of MOSS throughout the EU. Matthew also has significant experience advising upon the VAT treatment of multi-jurisdictional supply chains. In this regard Matthew has also coordinated a number of large cross-jurisdictional projects regarding indirect taxes. Matthew is a qualified solicitor and a member of the Law Society of Ireland as well as being a non-practicing member of the Bar Council of England and Wales and a member of the Honourable Society of Lincoln’s Inn and a qualified solicitor in England and Wales. · Matheson LLP

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About

Matthew Broadstock is a partner in the Tax practice at Matheson specialising in indirect taxes, advising on VAT (Irish and EU), Customs & Excise and Relevant Contracts Tax for Irish and international clients. He advises on VAT and RCT for property transactions, the exempt banking and insurance sectors, funds, technology and pharmaceutical clients, and coordinates multi‑jurisdictional indirect tax projects including EU digital services/MOSS issues.

Practice areas

TaxIndirect TaxValue Added TaxCustoms & ExciseRelevant Contracts Tax

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Ireland

Matheson LLP · Matthew Broadstock is a partner in the Tax practice of Matheson specialising in Indirect Taxes. Matthew advises in relation to Value Added Tax (both at an Irish and EU level), Customs and Excise queries and Relevant Contracts Tax. Matthew advises a broad spectrum of Irish and international clients across various industries on contentious and non-contentious issues. Matthew provides detailed advice on VAT and RCT as it applies to property transactions in Ireland. Matthew also provides detailed advice regarding the application of VAT to clients in the exempt banking and insurance industries. Matthew is a member of the Indirect Tax committee of Irish Funds, the Funds industry representative body in Ireland and advises many clients in the industry. Matthew also has a lot of experience advising a large number of significant clients in the technology and pharmaceutical industries. He has recently advised clients regarding VAT on electronic supplied services in the EU and the implementation of MOSS throughout the EU. Matthew also has significant experience advising upon the VAT treatment of multi-jurisdictional supply chains. In this regard Matthew has also coordinated a number of large cross-jurisdictional projects regarding indirect taxes. Matthew is a qualified solicitor and a member of the Law Society of Ireland as well as being a non-practicing member of the Bar Council of England and Wales and a member of the Honourable Society of Lincoln’s Inn and a qualified solicitor in England and Wales.

Ireland

Expertise

Property / Real EstateBanking & InsuranceFunds (Irish Funds)TechnologyPharmaceuticalsCross‑border VAT / Multi‑jurisdictional supply chainsDigital services VAT (MOSS)

Education

  • Magdalene College, Cambridge University (MA)
  • Trinity College Dublin (LLM)

Admissions

  • Qualified solicitor, Ireland (Member of the Law Society of Ireland)
  • Qualified solicitor, England & Wales
  • Non‑practising member, Bar Council of England and Wales
  • Member, Honourable Society of Lincoln’s Inn