The wealth-work paradox: why having more leads to working more
Economist John Maynard Keynes predicted we’d be working 15 hours a week by 2030; there’s no chance of that now
Economist John Maynard Keynes predicted we’d be working 15 hours a week by 2030; there’s no chance of that now
Department of Finance to issue auto-enrolment instructions in early December
Workers were locked out of documents and faced frozen systems as laptops overheated
The Debate: Is a proposed weight tax on heavier cars per kilogramme really about safety – or more about punishing the smug?
Irish Hotels Federation’s pre-budget submission also seeks return of 9% VAT rate for food services and extra €90m for tourism marketing
Department of Finance report links trend to increased incidence of remote or hybrid working arrangements
Corporation tax receipts jump almost fourfold in July, but spending is tracking almost €5bn ahead of this time last year
Minister for Finance took three-week period to consult with other members of Government on the ending of ‘crisis-era’ relationship with AIB
Spending data from 2021 to last month shows OPW spent over €17,000 last year as it faced rolling controversies
However, unless the planning system is reformed, I’m unlikely during my lifetime to ride the metro or drink Shannon water from my tap
Government’s chief information officer involved in advising council on ICT throughout the project
Will we have a cost-of-living package? And how big will the income tax element be?
Single-point increase in Vehicle Registration Tax could raise €28 million, Tax Strategy Group suggests
Tax Strategy Group papers hint at softer line on hospitality VAT cut but challenges on income tax
Budgetary watchdog assails Government’s projections
Document is important part of pre-budget choreography but theme running through this year is economic uncertainty
Coalition delivered its summer economic statement on Tuesday, on same day it published revised National Development Plan
The €14.25bn paid over to exchequer is just shy of initial €14.3bn lodged after €470m net investment gain in past 16 months
Government’s new apartment standards are so low they resemble the old Soviet blocks. And while more units may result, they won’t house more people
Most of the excess receipts from corporate tax have disappeared into the budgetary ether, in some cases to overruns in Health
The scheme’s continued existence reflects the power of Ireland’s construction lobby and the political cynicism around housing
Irish economy still on relatively strong growth path despite global uncertainty
Just days away from the next turn in the Donald Trump tariff saga, we are being egged on to slash a dangerously narrow tax base further
Latest half-year exchequer numbers indicate Government collected €7.4bn in corporate tax last month
Government assessment is of robust economy continuing to grow, but at slower rate
Central Bank governor calls for Government to have ‘credible’ spending rules for upcoming budget
Minister to extend lifespan of State-owned property development lender by two years
Whiplash effect of US policies seen as limiting investment for now
Rules to limit use of relief for tax planning are on the way but have not yet been activated
Employment and prices are growing strongly in the sector
Official documents seem to exist in some kind of parallel universe, with no expectation that targets can be met
The Minister for Finance has lifted pay caps at AIB and PTSB, but a 89pc supertax on bonuses remains
Department of Finance says State ‘made’ €600m on bailout repayments but interest, inflation and opportunity cost make that far from true
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How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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