Government’s latest stability programme update forecasts €38 billion in budgetary surpluses over the next four years
tax
EU report proposing measure to tackle ‘aggressive tax planning’ or tax avoidance
Young man liable for €66,000 tax after parents ‘earmarked’ small-gift-exemption amounts for him in their own bank account
Seen and Heard: Debt warehousing deadline, Intel grants credits, Budget tax hints, Clerys developer refinancing
Hundreds of thousands of Irish people who remain single need to plan carefully for what will happen their property and other assets after they are gone
Simon Harris will be looking to manage the delicate balance between raising revenue and keeping the electorate happy
Couple wonder will they be hit again financially now after being forced to rethink their plans following the financial crash
Government spending totals €22.8bn for first three months of the year, which was €2.9bn or 14.9 per cent above the same period in 2023
Latest exchequer returns show the Government collected €20.1 billion in tax revenue up to the end of March
Change may be afoot, but there is no doubt that cohabiting couples lose out financially when compared to married people
Cabinet signs off strategy from Minister for Transport that will put pressure on councils to choose between congestion charges or clean-air zones
Ireland’s tax code is structured in a way that provides benefits to married couples that are not available to others
Parliamentary Budget Office report highlights massive concentration risk at the heart of State’s corporate tax base
How a firm treats tax can be a powerful indicator of their impact on society
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