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In a major speech to the Irish Tax Institute/Harvard Kennedy Centre tax conference in Dublin, Minister for Finance Paschal Donohoe expressed serious reservations over proposals by some countries to introduce a minimum effective corporate tax rate. Photograph: Alan Betson
Minister acknowledges need for change in key speech on corporate tax reform

Changes in global corporation tax are on the way and this will bring challenges for Ireland, according to Minister for Finance Paschal Donohoe. Irel(...)

It has emerged that the costs of the National Broadband Plan will stay on the State balance sheet
Taxpayer will fork out €700,000 over three years for broadband, says Minister

The National Broadband Plan (NBP) is set to cost taxpayers €700 million between 2021 and 2023, Minister for Finance Paschal Donohoe has said. In rep(...)

Paris gathering: The US underlined its opposition to unilateral action on a digital sales tax. Photograph: EPA
Corporate tax reform prominent at high-level OECD meeting

The momentum for global reform of corporate taxes was underlined at an OECD ministers’ meeting in Paris on Wednesday. US support, vital if the issue i(...)

Minister for Finance Paschal Donohoe. Photograph: Gareth Chaney Collins
Minister doubles Tax Appeals Commission’s operating budget

The Tax Appeals Commission (TAC) is currently dealing with 3,585 appeals concerning a disputed total of €3.7 billion in tax. Minister for Finance Pas(...)

The cost of liquidating the remnants of Anglo Irish Bank and Irish Nationwide Building Society came to €10.8 million last year. Photograph: Bryan O’Brien
IBRC wind-up brought forward to 2021 after Quinn settlement

The liquidators of the remnants of Anglo Irish Bank and Irish Nationwide Building Society (INBS) have brought forward the estimated wind-up of the fai(...)

The issue of Government spending has been one of main the topics of the local and European elections, with TDs from all parties reporting voter concern about projects such as the national children’s hospital and the National Broadband Plan. Photograph: Dara Mac Dónaill/The Irish Times
Fianna Fáil calls on watchdog to investigate big projects

Fianna Fáil has called on the State’s fiscal watchdog to carry out an official examination of the Government’s budgetary figures because it claims Fin(...)

The whole focus in London is back inwards to the bear pit of British politics rather than outwards to what the EU might actually agree to, or even what might be in the UK’s best long-term interest. Photograph: Getty Images
Cliff Taylor: don’t bank on another extension – a no-deal Brexit is a real risk

It hasn’t gone away, you know. Brexit has been on a bit of a media break over the last month or two since EU leaders agreed to extend the UK’s departu(...)

Grace O’Sullivan (right) with Mícheál and Carmel Raghaill on their doorstep in Tramore: notice on the door tells canvassers not to call if they aren’t “naturists”.
Miriam Lord: Bare necessities as O’Sullivan canvasses door to door

While many people welcome the opportunity to bellow at canvassers in the interest of democracy, not everyone is pleased to see them beetling up the ga(...)

Members of the Defence Forces, Army, Navy and Aer Corp at the GPOin Dublin during the Easter Sunday Commemoration, marking the 103rd Anniversary of the 1916 Easter Rising. Photograph: Alan Betson/The Irish Times
FF slates mooted pay rise for Defence Forces of below €1 a day

Personnel in the Defence Forces may benefit by less than €1 per day before tax from increases in allowances aimed at tackling recruitment and retentio(...)

Siptu health service support staff such as healthcare assistants, laboratory aides as well as porters and cleaners backed strike action by 94 per cent. Photograph: Alan Betson
Thousands of healthcare workers vote for strike action

Thousands of health services support staff in more than 30 hospitals and other facilities are set to take industrial action in the weeks ahead over pa(...)

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