Peter Vale

As reopening rolls on, there is a hidden boom in the Irish jobs market

Smart Money: big manufacturing and service sectors are continuing to grow

G7 agreement means Ireland’s 12.5 per cent corporate tax rate is under threat

Cliff Taylor: Low corporate tax will in future be a much less powerful tool to attract investment into State

Fiscal council’s critique of Coalition budgetary policy: An expert view

Government should be cut some slack given the current crisis, according to economists

Consumer spending holds up as VAT receipts help limit Q1 State deficit to €4.1bn

Consumers have proven ‘resilient’ to lockdown conditions, Minister for Finance says

US Congress will determine impact of Biden tax plan on Ireland, experts say

President’s proposal carries dangers for the State, PwC managing partner asserts

Department drops forecasts in face of rapidly evolving health situation

Latest exchequer returns also detail worrying decline in VAT

Covid hit to public finances not as bad as feared

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

Ireland remains in EU’s crosshairs despite Apple win

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

EU court decision settles €13bn question: Apple’s money was never ours to tax

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

Apple ruling welcomed, but industry expects glare to fall on Ireland’s tax regime

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

Government deficit balloons to €5.3bn on Covid spending

Tax declines offset by an unexpected increase in corporation tax collected

Will soaring corporate tax revenues save the Irish exchequer in 2020?

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

Inheritance tax rise on card in budget as tax take slides

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

What does Sinn Féin’s election success mean for business?

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

Let the good times roll? State in clover on tax receipts

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

Government expects record tax take, but Brexit fallout may curtail spending

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

VAT and corporation tax receipts help Exchequer to near-€900m surplus

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

OECD plan for minimum tax on profits carries risks for Ireland – tax experts

Strong track record with multinationals may provide State with some protection

Government collects €8.1bn in taxes in first two months of 2019

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

Will Ireland's ‘squeezed middle’ get any relief in Budget 2019?

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

Government’s finances on target for first time this year

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

Threat to Irish tax take from EU proposal to levy digital giants

EU leaders to discuss proposed interim digital services tax at summit

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