Cantillon: Exchequer returns for 2020 are expected to be better than originally forecast

The court ruling highlights that using state-aid rules is not a way to secure tax justice

Cliff Taylor: Cupertino, not Cork, clearly called the shots in tech giant’s Irish business

Charities say State must address ‘extreme nature’ of corporate tax avoidance

Tax declines offset by an unexpected increase in corporation tax collected

Smart Money: Fears about Ireland’s over-reliance on corporation tax will be put to one side. Put simply, we need the money

Latest returns show an exchequer deficit of €7.5 million at the end of April

Investors are jittery over possible changes to tax and policy if the party goes into government

Latest exchequer figures indicate another record year likely in terms of corporation tax

Corporation tax bolstering public finances, with 40% of receipts from few tech firms

Latest returns show increases in all of State's revenue sources, but income tax receipts still behind expectations

Strong track record with multinationals may provide State with some protection

Exchequer surplus falls 36% to €138.6 million in January and February

Minister will have to raise extra funds in order to pay for income tax cuts

Exchequer returns show Government collected €20.5bn in taxes in five months to May

EU leaders to discuss proposed interim digital services tax at summit

Tax receipts show dangerous reliance on small number of multinationals

Also on the podcast: the ‘Single Malt’ loophole, potential data breach at INM and trackers

Cliff Taylor: It is unclear whether latest US tax plan will clear Congress

Donohoe will have to raise some taxes to meet Ministers’ demands for more spending

President Donald Trump is expected to outline plan in speech on Wednesday

Surplus of €3.37 billion recorded at end of July

Agreement replacing more than 1,100 bilateral treaties aims to limiting tax avoidance

However silver lining suggests plan for border tax on imports now on back-burner

However, there is a silver lining as border tax looks like it’s on the back-burner

Prospect of special levy on imports is the biggest issue for Ireland

Obligations for temporary workers could scupper post-Brexit relocations to Ireland

Michael Noonan’s changes to legislation seek to halt non-payment of taxes on profits

Technology company faces interest bill of as much as €6 billion, Grant Thornton says

Questions on firm’s $1.6 billion “break fee” from AbbVie

Tax is intended to take the place of the controversial ‘Double Irish’ mechanism

Noonan says Ireland has been actively involved in all aspects of discussions on tax

An OECD meeting this week reflected the developing view that the digital economy can’t be ringfenced for tax purposes

Official figures expected to show a further fall in employment last month

Some analysts suggest Government will have limited scope to cut taxes or increase spending in budget 2014