LAWYER PROFILE

Shane Hogan

Europe 2026

Matheson LLP

Ranked in 1 practice area

Tax: Lawyers

Ireland

18 years ranked

About

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Practice Areas

Shane Hogan is a partner in the firm's Tax Department and is a member of the firm's International Business Group and US Business Group. Shane advises international corporations doing business in and from Ireland on all aspects of corporate tax. His main focus is in inward investment projects, cross border tax planning and corporate restructurings as well as mergers and acquisitions on an international and national level. Shane also advises on Irish stamp duty matters particularly in the context of global reorganisations.

Shane frequently publishes articles in leading tax journals and is co-author of the Irish Chapter of the IBFD's publication on Transfer Pricing.

Shane was Chairman of the Irish branch of the International Fiscal Association from 2006 to 2010 and remains an active Committee member.

Shane is both a qualified solicitor and chartered accountant and is a member of the Law Society of Ireland, the International Bar Association, the Irish Taxation Institute and the Institute of Chartered Accountants in Ireland.

Chambers Review

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Chambers European Guide

Tax: Lawyers - Ireland

Band 1

Individual Editorial

Shane Hogan assists clients with cross-border APA applications and mutual agreement procedures. He is also well placed to handle tax audits, corporate reorganisation mandates and contentious tax appeals.

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Strengths

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Shane is simply excellent in terms of his technical skills and commercial awareness. He is incredibly responsive and helpful.
Tax: LawyersChambers European Guide
He is brilliant, highly responsive and has an exceptional ability to quickly grasp the client's needs and provide effective solutions.
Tax: LawyersChambers European Guide
Shane has great business judgement and is practical.
Tax: LawyersChambers European Guide
Shane is one of the best tax practitioners in the country and within Europe.
Tax: LawyersChambers European Guide