tax

Windfall corporation tax revenue has papered over cracks in the tax system

He has his critics, but unlike many others among Ireland’s immensely wealthy, Ryanair’s Michael O’Leary has always intended to remain tax resident here

Irish Tax Institute expresses ‘profound concerns’ about fairness and privacy of proposed changes under planned legislation

Gaps in direct public investment and intellectual asset creation risk eroding strength of the innovation economy

Revenue notes audits and other actions to boost compliance yield almost €177m during three-month period

Department of Finance’s report highlights narrowness of State’s tax base and the State’s continuing failure to address the risk

Revenue only names people with serious tax debts who have ignored several opportunities to get their affairs in order

Small steps that everyone can take could add up to substantial savings in the new year

Social media figures risk having home address published if they appear on list published every three months

‘Little change’ in average tax rates across the income distribution since 2013, new research finds

Information exchange deal with other OECD countries to tackle tax evasion will disclose details of income coming for foreign property

Apple’s main Irish-registered entity was responsible for €8.2bn of the €28bn collected last year

Was he handed a golden ticket and is the ‘Prudent Paschal’ moniker justified?

Drawdowns from an Australian superannuation fund in retirement appear to be exempt from normal tax on income in Ireland

The Irish-American bond, our enduring and rewarding friendship, is bigger than any politician

Finance Bill amendment to widen scope of tax measure in budget is welcomed

Survey finds ignorance of basic details of how retirement savings work and about tax relief on offer

Deficit of €900m recorded for 10-month period, compared to a surplus of €1.3bn a year earlier

Report considers fall-off in corporation tax revenue a ‘central scenario’

Sorting tax bills and finding and filling out the right forms can be a challenge for those who rarely have cause to do so

Many business owners will be unable to catch up on years of under-funding their pension

Stamp duty, insurance and valuation fees can all come as a shock to buyers who have already maxed out budgets

There are five things the left needs to do now to capitalise on Catherine Connolly’s win

Everything you need to know if you are one of the 100,000 people choosing between My Future Fund and your employer’s scheme

Big builders, landlords and investors treated better than workers by Paschal Donohoe, says Sinn Féin

Property Clinic: Tax on rental income and inheritance are two things to consider when buying abroad

Tens of thousands of Irish people need to access workplace pension funds on their return from two-year working holidays

Gutting of the tax may be welcomed by homeowners, but it just means we’re reliant on more economically damaging taxes

Plus: man with great flat aghast at 'Lilliputian' flats and a failed tax rebellion to keep an eye on

Tax measure expanded in Budget 2026 has seen ‘shockingly poor’ uptake

Readers are still looking to see if there is anything in Budget 2026 that will improve their household finances

Is it politically sustainable to keep soaking income tax payers? It might have to be

Helpful guide to get your Form 11 ready

Recycling is more than putting bins on the kerb—it’s a complex system of collection, sorting, and disposal

Failure to allow beneficiaries of inheritance from childless people access to €400,000 tax relief is not discriminatory

Better with Money with Aideen Finnegan

‘No budget can do everything, nor should it attempt to’, says Paschal Donohoe

Changes in the rent tax credit, increase in minimum wage and VAT rate reduction for hospitality among highlights

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