Minister insists he is getting balance between spending and saving the current tax windfall right
Michael McGrath
Central Bank governor councils against hiking levy substantially even as bank profits surge
Minister for Media hopes broadcaster’s former director general Dee Forbes will answer questions when recovered from illness
Minister’s move follows criticism of announcement by National Car Testing Service that it would no longer take cash
Much chatter about Coalition leaders’ decision to biff off to New York for the first week as spectre of election looms
‘We’ll do the very best we can . . . but we won’t be able meet all of the demands that are there,’ says Minister for Finance Michael McGrath in advance of Budget 2024
Minister for Finance says ‘help for people’ will be forthcoming but not all demands will be met
Ictu calls for increased taxes and greater investment in key areas during meeting with Ministers
Presiding over a restrictive budget amid the worst housing crisis in Europe and record tax receipts was always going to be a problem for the Government
Vision 2030 envisages 350,000 people employed in sector with exchequer revenue increasing to €2.3bn
The Government is awash with cash. The challenge is to get help to the households that really need it
EU exploring ways to raise funds amid huge financial pressures arising from the Covid-19 pandemic, future enlargement and the war in Ukraine
Ireland is ‘significant outlier’ on the taxation of foreign dividends. Department of Finance said
The Republic is among 137 jurisdictions that have agreed a 15% corporate tax rate for larger multinationals
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