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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

Report commissioned by the Collison brothers argues for tax incentives to attract high quality global talent

European Commission pitches scheme to allow for businesses to be set up or wound down quickly and inexpensively on EU-wide basis

Simon Harris underscores support for hospitality VAT cut following comments from Fianna Fáil’s Niall Collins

Details of move expected at UK-Ireland summit in Cork

One should be grateful for just simply getting some of one’s money back

Slower driving, switching gas and electricity supplier and turning off immersion among ways of saving

Seventy-two people with incomes above €125,000 would have paid no income tax at all last year, Revenue Commissioners figures show

Revenue publishes list of 25 settlements with a total value of €7.9 million

Practical advice on your motoring queries, from buying, selling or issues you have with your current car

Report calls for mutual recognition of qualifications and skills and integration of rail services across the island

Government collects €2.9bn in income tax in February, 10% up on last year

Fair Deal financial support for long-term nursing home residents doesn’t count the same money twice

Inheritance tax rules are very different in the UK and the Republic which can leave people very confused about any liability they may have

Budgetary watchdog publishes report on State’s highly concentrated corporate tax base

Court ruling striking down tariffs jeopardises key power in delivering White House economic plan

Trade body says self-assessment of vape tax liability ‘clearly not robust enough if returns are at such a shockingly low level’

Experiences in the UK, Canada and Sweden show what an Irish scheme might mean for savers

Simon Harris needs to generate some bogus non-resident account energy

When people find out their Pay-Related Social Insurance account was not credited, firms can be long gone

Economies grow when banks lend money, but ours have become glorified safe deposit boxes

Not all joint accounts are created equal and that has a big bearing on what happens after you die

To help recruitment and retention, members of the Defence Forces and An Garda Síochána could receive tax rebates every seven years

Department of Finance says January is generally the strongest VAT month as it encompasses Christmas trading period

If two or more people are playing the lottery together, it’s essential that they formalise the arrangement

Competition and Consumer Protection Commission says technology has changed tipping landscape

The intricacies of inheritance tax law means it is always a good idea to take legal and, if necessary, specialist tax advice

Consumers’ inability to get estimate on likely VRT costs before buying a car abroad is a significant issue

Will the beneficiary and the person with right of residence both face a tax bill?

New mandatory workplace pension inevitably creates confusion for people who already have some personal pension provision

Consumers’ understanding of pensions, tax relief and insurance improves with age, poll suggests

Agency also settled 189 tax avoidance cases last year, yielding €41.7 million, and secured 204 criminal convictions for tax evasion offences

Strong figures will increase pressure on the Government to spend more and more

With few savings on offer from October’s budget, you will have to rely on your own financial nous this year