Ireland has won the corporation tax game for now, but will that last?
The upcoming Trump presidency presents a huge challenge to maintaining the State’s tax receipts
Corporation Tax
Stories about corporation tax or corporate tax
US corporate tax changes could prove bigger threat to Ireland than tariffs
Incentives designed to bring back intellectual property or patents domicilled abroad could prove problematic for Ireland
Up to €15bn of corporate tax could be temporary, Central Bank warns
Regulator also claims Government should be diverting more of these receipts into State’s two long-term savings funds
Ireland’s tax wealth now in crosshairs of incoming Trump administration
The Government has never had it so good but that hasn’t gone unnoticed in Washington
Ireland’s five biggest problems: War, climate change, an EU crisis, housing and Trump
The next government faces immense challenges that require guile, nerve, judgment and luck
Next government must get real about the promises it made during the campaign
The programme for government should explicitly state that all commitments are contingent on the wider economic picture, which looks volatile
The Irish Times view on the latest exchequer finances: vital to manage the windfall
The backdrop for talks on the formation of the next government is favourable, but corporation tax receipts remain unpredictable
Is Donald Trump chasing Ireland’s corporate tax boom?
It may be a little self-serving for Irish voices to be squawking about the potential threat to corporate tax take, but the worry is real
‘Ireland is on a winning streak’: The outsider’s view of our economy
Inside Business podcast with Ciarán Hancock
Ireland’s corporate tax boom makes the front page of the Wall Street Journal
Seen & Heard: Party manifesto funding ‘holes’; Daft.ie nears €300m sale; Buyer for Bord na Móna recycling operation
Government collects record €116bn in tax last year
Corporation tax revenues more than double in four years since 2019
Banker who has been critical of Ireland appointed as US commerce secretary
Howard Lutnick has said it is ‘nonsense that Ireland of all places runs a trade surplus at our expense’
Someone should take Simon Harris’s phone away before he bankrupts the country
The Taoiseach isn’t the only one losing the run of himself – the election is turning into a massive auction
The Irish Times view on General Election 2024: the campaign finally begins
The issues that preoccupy voters are well established but there are two additional challenges it would be folly to ignore
Three things the Irish election should be about - but won’t
Climate, immigration and the sustainability of our economic model are subjects no one wants to talk about but they are not going away
Budget was a missed opportunity to simplify Irish corporate tax code and ease burden on business
Ireland needs a business environment that is attractive and competitive, and having a simpler tax system that is easy to navigate is a critical component
Ireland’s corporation tax system ‘not sustainable’, says Bertie Ahern
Ahern claims Trump’s economic policies ‘are a threat to everything built in Ireland in my lifetime’
Corporation taxes drove 11% jump in Exchequer receipts in lead up to budget
Government expects to post a €23.7bn surplus in 2024, by far the largest on record
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