Ireland bucks OECD tax trend on account of reduced VAT receipts
Agency report reveals pandemic has less impact on tax revenue than previous crises
Fintan O'Toole: EU knows making political polluter Britain pay for actions is vital
Ireland didn’t want this, but Brexiteers have a deep belief that someone else should pay
Macron remains committed to the goal of building European sovereignty
As he shifts into re-election campaign mode, the French president can boast of having given the EU fresh impetus over the last four years
Janet Yellen urges Paschal Donohoe to accept OECD tax deal
US treasury secretary hails ‘once in a generation opportunity’
Rapid economic rebound forecast – but supports ‘key’ to recovery
Global economy to grow by 5.7%, says Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development
State must reduce ‘over-dependence’ on multinationals, says tax institute head
Incoming tax institute chief Karen Frawley warns change coming and State must adjust
Tête à tête with Michael D Higgins on the menu for Macron’s whirlwind visit
French president will also discuss Afghanistan, NI protocol and corporate tax with Taoiseach
Bullying ‘widespread in every urban and rural school’ – Oireachtas report
Education committee calls for anti-bullying inspections to reassure parents and teachers
Ageing Ireland: ‘I don’t want to go to a residential home... The idea abhors me’
With a rapidly ageing population, services for older people are a key challenge for society
Corporate tax reform: what is the Irish Government really thinking?
Ireland rarely tries to be an outlier in international relations, but it is now
G20 to urge Ireland to sign up to global tax deal
Summit increases pressure on countries who have not signed corporate tax deal
Governments need to do more to tackle misinformation - OECD report
Risk that groups may be ‘dissociating’ from traditional democratic processes
French minister appeals to Ireland to reconsider corporate tax rate
Beaune advises State not to be seen as ‘reluctant to accept fair taxation’ in an open letter
Government sounds out business leaders about rise in corporate tax rate
Pressure mounts on Donohoe as State one of only nine countries to not sign OECD deal
Multinationals channelled €27bn through Ireland in 2016, report claims
Study indicates State is second-largest beneficiary of ‘profit shifting’ in EU
Europe has done a number on the Irish corporate tax rate
Economy commissioner’s speech shows EU could compromise principles further
New era of tax won’t end Ireland’s winning streak
Corporate tax changes will impact Ireland but they won’t change underlying dynamic
Ireland caught in a squeeze on corporation tax reform
Trump tax initiative provided the template for latest reform proposal
Dublin must keep up in an era of change for multinational taxes and workforces
Corporation tax has always been the sexiest beast in the city’s economic armoury
Multinationals will pay 10% more under reform plan, IMF says
Washington-based fund says minimum rate of corporate tax will also mobilise revenue
Irish economy poised for ‘strong recovery’ with growth above 4%
Global economy set to expand by almost 6% in 2021 and 4.4% next year, according to report
The Irish Times view on Ireland’s environmental performance: the need for bolder action
A new model for Irish agriculture – based on the understanding that farming has to change – is now required
Reform inheritance tax to ease inequality, says OECD
Report praises elements of Irish tax regime but suggests others need improvement
Cabinet to hear US corporate tax reforms a significant challenge for Ireland
Tánaiste expected to get Cabinet approval for law that would ban ticket touting and reselling for large events
Consumers won’t need incentives to spend when economy reopens – Donohoe
Minister sees employer viability as ‘real challenge’
Covid-19 tax headache awaits people stuck working overseas
Travel restrictions leave employees stranded abroad in ambiguous tax jurisdictions
Spanish exhibition highlights digital divide during pandemic
As businesses and schools take technological leap, risk of leaving people behind is greater
OECD sees global economy turning the corner on coronavirus crisis
Paris-based group economic outlook is improving despite second wave of pandemic
HSE boss says he does not want to ‘demonise people’ but Covid-19 risks remain
Paul Reid said teams are working behind the scenes to see why numbers have stalled
Ireland had longest lockdown for pubs and restaurants in Europe – report
Spring Covid-19 lockdown lasting 120 days by far the longest of any country in Europe
Global economy recovering from Covid-19 faster than expected, OECD says
Improving outlook for China and US lifts prospects, think tank says
Coronavirus: France orders masks be worn in all workplaces
Between a fifth and a quarter of infections are occurring in workplaces
Coronavirus: France’s ‘lost’ school year highlights issues with its education system
The Covid-19 pandemic has exacerbated inequalities among French students
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