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Barry McGettrick

Barry is a partner in the tax group specialising in international tax. Barry advises on supply chain tax structuring, inward investment projects, corporate reorganisations, cross border taxation of senior executives, tax controversy as well as mergers and acquisitions. Barry advises a portfolio of international clients primarily in the ICT, life sciences, manufacturing, retail and industrial sectors. Barry speaks and writes regularly on international tax matters for the International Tax Review, Irish Tax Institute, International Association of Young Lawyers (AIJA), International Bar Association (IBA), PLC, Law Society, Kluwer and Bloomberg. As well as being admitted to the roll of solicitors in Ireland, Barry is admitted as a solicitor in England & Wales (non-practicing), is a qualified financial advisor and is a chartered tax adviser of the Irish Taxation Institute. · Matheson LLP

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About

Partner in the tax group at Matheson LLP specialising in international tax, advising on supply chain tax structuring, inward investment projects, corporate reorganisations, cross-border taxation of senior executives, tax controversy and mergers & acquisitions for international clients in the ICT, life sciences, manufacturing, retail and industrial sectors. Regular speaker and author on international tax matters for a range of professional publications and organisations.

Practice areas

TaxInternational TaxMergers & AcquisitionsCorporate RestructuringInward InvestmentTax Controversy

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Expertise

Supply Chain Tax StructuringInward InvestmentCorporate ReorganisationCross-Border Taxation of Senior ExecutivesTax ControversyMergers & AcquisitionsICT sectorLife Sciences sectorManufacturing sectorRetail sectorIndustrial sector

Education

  • BA Law & Accounting (UL)
  • Diploma in Islamic Finance (CIMA)
  • Diploma in General Insurance (Institute of Bankers)

Admissions

  • Solicitor, Law Society of Ireland
  • Solicitor, Law Society of England & Wales (non-practicing)
  • Chartered Tax Adviser (CTA), Irish Taxation Institute
  • Qualified Financial Adviser (QFA), Institute of Bankers