Budget 2026: Doubts over €12-a-week welfare hike as personal tax cuts ruled out
Lower student fees and rise in income thresholds for grants remain on table with talks going to wire
Lower student fees and rise in income thresholds for grants remain on table with talks going to wire
Law Society contends ‘current tax treatment of the provision of food and drink to employees and directors is not appropriate for modern working practices’
Tax changes in recent budgets have kept pace with inflation but that may not be the case this year
Governments have consistently sought to lower the income tax burden but some groups are doing better than others
Special relief for tenants in new builds and extending the carer’s allowance are among measures planned in October package
Oxford-educated member of Anglo-Irish family became valued by Charles Haughey and successors
Minister for Enterprise indicates big move on R&D tax credit likely in budget
Government considering proposal to reduce VAT rate on new apartments
Net migration ramped up from 6,000 to 78,000 between 2015-2023 before dropping to 60,000
The State urgently needs to plan for an older population, which means attracting and retaining high-skilled migrants
Department of Finance’s chief economist highlights pressure on spending from demographics
Department of Finance’s report highlights looming black hole at heart of exchequer
Agency advised to consider private sale of affordable housing and land
Plan proposes 85 actions to increase competitiveness by scaling SME research, reducing red tape and investing in infrastructure
Department of Finance report outlines various population scenarios for Republic out to 2065
With a VAT cut for the hospitality sector on the cards, the question is how much will be available to help the cost of living
As families have become smaller and household wealth has risen, inherited wealth can drive growing inequality in our society
Report warns that cost of servicing debt will rise over coming years as ‘cheap’ debt rolls over on to higher rates
Department of Finance links drop in business tax receipts to exceptionally strong August last year
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
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