tax

Uncertainty around when the right house may come up and be secured can complicate the saving versus investing debate

People cannot presume that foreign countries will accept an Irish will, or that local laws will see property go to whom they intended

Oireachtas committee warns against forcing taxpayers to have their case heard in public

TCM Funding sees ‘big opportunity’ for Irish SMEs as it launches in Ireland

Foreign-owned multinationals paid 87% of corporation tax last year, its annual report also shows

Better with Money with Aideen Finnegan

Labour claims Government playing ‘whack-a-mole’ with ad hoc measures in response to political pressure

Fund advertises annual return of 6.9% annually over the past decade, but reader is only getting 2.44% into their hand

Government weighing different models as it tries to encourage savers to invest rather than deposit cash in banks

Package for sectors hit by high diesel costs noted by some who believe militant response is needed in relation to rising cost of living

Government will look at structural reforms that could bring down prices, says Micheál Martin

Fine Gael has always stood up for rural Ireland, Tánaiste tells meeting of parliamentary party

Inflation is a concern, says Simon Harris

Report says governments are tapping labour income as ‘easy’ revenue raiser but risk undermining incentives to work and hire

Homeowners will also be able to avail of tax exemptions for rental income

Every pressure group now knows it can be the unstoppable force that meets the moveable government

Government fuel package effectively takes from the poor to give to the richer as Strait of Hormuz blockade threatens even higher fuel prices

It seems ‘temporary’ doesn’t mean the same thing always

Elsewhere in the world, a summer of travel disruption may be looming if oil supplies remain blocked by the Iran war

Paudie Kenneally, who operates a fleet of 25 buses, says he gave Bus Éireann notice that he would not operate beyond Easter holidays

The world is getting more expensive and this is the time for Government to wake people up to that fact

Iran war could negate all reductions recently rolled out by Irish Government

Mounting concern within Department of Finance that budget numbers now ‘meaningless’

A government savings scheme with compounding taxes and fees won’t be much use to households

Weatherford International filed for examinership in 2019 to eliminate €5.2bn in debt

AI set to hit up to 7% of jobs in short to medium term

The rules in the UK and the Republic are quite different when it comes to gifts but sometimes that can work in your favour

Some thought has gone into the psychology of carefully boiling the fiscal frog

Government spokesman says some Ministers have ‘a few questions’ about how plan will work practically

There is a lot of conjecture and very little detail

Church’s representative body sought meeting with Ministers to discuss ‘possibility of an exemption’ from new rent rules

No capital gains tax will be applied to income from scheme, Ministers told

If the current crisis continues, the principles of protecting tax payers and maintaining fiscal discipline could collide

Real risk to city lies not in levy but in failing to invest in infrastructure, cleanliness and public realm

Using electricity consumption to measure vacancy shows Ireland has a rate far below that indicated by census data

Financial supports are in place for recent graduates and mature students alike

Oireachtas committee hears of strong opposition to plans for identities of those appealing Revenue assessment to be disclosed in decisions

Tax rebate scheme for hauliers aimed at keeping supply chains working with double fuel allowance payment expected

Government ‘cannot shield people from the full impact of the war’, Coalition source says

Investment performance, lifestyle and how you choose to draw down your retirement income all play into how much you have to live on and for how long