Niall Cody
Niall Cody is the chairman of the Revenue Commissioners in Ireland, overseeing the administration and enforcement of tax laws in the country. In a recent report, he highlighted the success of the Covid-19 debt warehousing scheme, noting that 97 percent of businesses had complied, while also addressing the significant number of businesses that failed to engage with collectors regarding their back taxes.
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Niall Cody informed Revenue chairman that there is little chance of recouping the money spent on the MV Matthew.
Seized drug-smuggling ship MV Matthew sold for one dollar – The Irish Times
Ireland· 2026-07-18
Revenue Commissioners chairman Niall Cody informed McGrath that there is little chance of recouping the €16 million spent on the MV Matthew.
MV Matthew to depart Cork having cost State €16m in berthing, crew and maintenance fees – The Irish TimesIreland· 2026-07-17
Niall Cody is the chairman of the Revenue Commissioners warning influencers about tax compliance.
How Revenue is watching influencers – The Irish TimesIreland· 2025-12-20
Niall Cody is the chairman of Revenue who discussed the costs associated with the seized drug ship MV Matthew.
Cost of dealing with drug ship MV Matthew could rise to €20m – The Irish TimesIreland· 2025-12-11
Niall Cody is the Chairman who reported on the costs associated with the maintenance of the seized vessel MV Matthew.
Ship seized in largest cocaine haul now costing the State €110,000 per week – The Irish TimesIreland· 2025-10-05Revenue chairman Niall Cody said the results are testament to the pragmatic and flexible approach adopted in assisting businesses to exit the warehouse.
Over 7,000 businesses fail to comply with Covid-era back tax – The Irish TimesIreland· 2025-05-01