tax

Letter from tech giant’s chief executive to Micheál Martin came against backdrop of concerns raised with in recent months about infrastructure

I’m leaning towards keeping the property for my children

Flexibility and independence are upsides of self-employment but make sure it does not come at too high a price

It hard to imagine a bigger kaleidoscope of policies and measures sitting beside any property market in the world

Attempts to force the Federal Reserve’s hand would likely see cost of US borrowings surge

With Irish savers increasingly attracted by rates on offer in foreign banks, here’s what to look for – and the pitfalls to avoid

Government preparing to agree additional €450 million in capital funding for housing sector

Remote working relief is now the third-most-commonly claimed despite the modest sums on offer

Use the tax system to reward good behaviour and punish bad, and make it cheaper to build on derelict sites

Extra mouths to accommodate and feed cost money, but parents adopt very different approaches ... and then there are tax issues too

Mortgage Interest Tax Credit will give you up to €1,250 a year of your tax back if your home loan bill was hit by ECB rate rises

Without turning away from the United States, it is vital for Ireland to remain unambiguously and progressively engaged in collective action in support of Europe

It’s surprisingly easy to apply for rebates on health expenses, rent, third-level fees, remote working and mortgage interest

Almost one in four taxpayers is paying more tax than they should but how can you get back what you are owed?

Revenue says easy-to-operate online tax return system allows people to claim money due for medical expenses, or rent and mortgage payments

US proposal to reduce corporation tax would reduce our own corporation tax take as well as our attractiveness for FDI, KPMG says

Foster child relief allows children to benefit from exemption from tax on gifts and inheritances of up to €400,000 from foster parents

Generous tax relief rules were amended to ensure you could not claim the relief and also a loss on eventual sale of property

Ryanair’s Michael O’Leary criticises UK chancellor’s plan for Heathrow expansion and says she ‘doesn’t have a clue’

We need to execute on policies that enhance our competitiveness, trust in the resilience of our relationship with the US and maintain a consistent message that Ireland is open for business

Gifts of up to €3,000 may be tax exempt but they will still be assessed as savings under the Fair Deal nursing home support scheme

Move sets up potential stand-off on tax between US and EU

Son is able to repay his ex-partner for her contribution and wants to transfer the full title to himself

Among the French economist’s arguments is that ‘no credible solution to the challenge of global warming is imaginable without a drastic reduction in inequality’

Tax is charged at three times the local property tax for dwellings occupied less than 30 days each year

Changes announced in Budget 2025 on taxes, housing costs, welfare and the minimum wage will take some edge off household bills

Total corporation tax receipts soared 64% to €39.1bn in 2024

National minimum wage increases by 80 cents to €13.50 an hour

US president-elect’s goals could hit investment, jobs and corporate tax receipts here, Harris warns

Revenue figures show roughly one in four PAYE worker is overpaying tax, mostly by failing to claim reliefs to which they are entitled

Officials warned of ‘real prospect’ that only external candidates would seek top-level Garda roles

Incoming administration is lacking in neither cash nor advice if exchequer returns, the OECD and Ifac are to be believed

Three sisters are in line to share father’s home, with one of them then buying out the others

VAT in the hospitality sector became an election issue but there is a wider debate about the fairness of how it is applied

Accommodation Recognition Payment or Rent a Room are two schemes that might bridge gap between what tenant can pay and agreed rent

European Court of Auditors assesses shortcomings in measures by several countries to tackle corporate tax avoidance and profit shifting

Companies ‘appear to be struggling’ to comply with rules, especially with remote working, study finds

Companies are increasingly wary of hiring cross-Border workers because of tax, pension and payroll issues, report warns

Q&A: The only way to ‘beat the system’ on tax is to use the dwelling house exemption, but that is a major commitment on both sides

When Labour is preaching prudence, you know we’ve got a problem