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Failing to understand whether you are an employer or they are contractors can land you in hot water
Knight Frank report says 2023 was a mixed year for the fortunes of high net worth individuals worldwide and in Ireland
Altitude, climate change and rental income are all factors in choosing an investment property as is how much cash you bring to the table
Saving for a pension is encouraged but saving too much can land you with an unwelcome tax bill as high earners in the public and private sectors have discovered
Keeping a messy bank account, failing to study the market and not taking account of lending rules are among common mistakes made by first-time buyers
Step even marginally outside the rules of various Government incentives and you could find Revenue knocking on your door
Waiting for rates to fall may take longer than first-time buyers would like
Influencers might think twice if a #gifted stay results in a €400 tax bill
Cecilia Blomdahl spent part of her childhood in Dublin. Now, from her home near the North Pole, she blogs about life where the sun doesn’t shine for months at a time
Substantial facility will allow the company, which is behind brands such as Red Bull and Fever Tree, bring all its operations together under one roof
Neighbourhood scheme with yield of 7.3 per cent will likely interest Irish and international investors
Irish taxpayers are losing out by an average of almost €300 each by not filing a tax return each year and claiming credits they are due
Former Hertz service centre in Swords Business Park, close to proposed MetroLink stop, offers potential for HQ or mixed-use redevelopment
Busier fourth quarter points to recovery in the year ahead
Moves to let people defer their State pension for higher payments later on is currently not a good trade-off for many