Dominic Coyle

Dominic Coyle

Deputy Business Editor

Dominic Coyle is Deputy Business Editor of The Irish Times.

All inheritance tax free thresholds rise in Budget 2027 but no other reforms

Thresholds rise to €44,000 for close relatives and €22,000 for strangers with children able to get €420,000 from parents

Consumers can save up to €50,000 tax free in new personal investment accounts

Accounts will next July permit annual contributions of up to €12,000 with a tax rate of 1% above tax free threshold

Budget 2027 tax cuts to benefit middle-income earners by up to €1,500

Tax-free threshold for inheritance tax from parents to children is expected to increase by €20,000 to €420,000

Is timing an issue when I am trying to offset losses against capital gains?

Reader queries benefit of delaying property sale to facilitate shares write-off

Chicken producer Moy Park paid £143m dividend to US parent as it cut 1,000 jobs

Meat firm reports 34% jump in operating profits

Last-minute budget lobbying and the challenge of keeping money in the family

Business Digest: The best news, analysis and comment from The Irish Times business desk

Fund manager charges are taking a chunk out of my retirement fund

Average charges for an Approved Retirement Fund are around 1% but better deals are available if you shop around

Good riddance to Reits and battle for talent in wealth management

Business Digest: The best news, analysis and comment from The Irish Times business desk

My outstanding balance is about €59,000, do I really still need mortgage protection?

Mortgage protection is designed to pay off any outstanding balance on your home loan should you die

Why should inheritance cost my special needs son his State supports?

Careful planning is required to ensure that your son can enjoy the financial security you wish for him when you are gone

I need help tracking down a lost pension from my first job nearly 50 years ago

You are entitled to any pension pot in your name, but help speed up the process by gathering the necessary information

Taxed twice on shares I inherited from my father

You seem to have got caught by the different ways in which inheritance tax and capital gains tax operate

I have been left a share of a property in Spain. Where does that leave me on tax?

Inheritance tax exemptions and rates in Spain can vary quite dramatically from one to another of its 17 regions

X faces Irish investigation over concerns children not protected from pornography and violence

Media regulator Coimisiún na Meán raises specific concerns at age assurance protocols and parental controls on platform

Normal capital gains tax rules are set aside if spouses transfer shares to each other

In general, capital gains are assessed for tax every time an asset changes hands

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