Promising reform of public finances is one thing, but there has been little evidence of it from either recent officeholder

Séamus Coffey’s officials expected budget oversight committee to focus on Apple tax windfall priorities, migration costs and health service spending

Failure to action Greater Dublin Drainage project will stall necessary new housing in north Dublin, MacGill summer school hears

Most of the excess receipts from corporate tax have disappeared into the budgetary ether, in some cases to overruns in Health

After big U-turns, Starmer and Reeves have boxed themselves into a corner

Budgetary watchdog also warns Government spending plans lack credibility

Budgetary watchdog will warn Ireland likely to avoid any financial scrutiny under revamped version of fiscal rules

Budget 2025: Will it alter our shaky trajectory on housing? Will it end emergency department overcrowding in hospitals?

Budgetary watchdog claims Government’s net spending this year will jump close to 9% despite its own self-imposed 5% limit

Unclear whether talks will focus on new pact or extension to current deal

Irish-owned multinationals had an 8% effective tax rate in 2019

Higher corporate tax rate will not have material effects on inward investment

International tax reform: Deal or no deal, there is a lot on the line for Ireland

Despite perception, State is not right-wing but exemplary in being socially democratic

Former Revenue chairwoman Josephine Feehily will head review on state pension age and related issues

Business tax receipts again come in ahead of profile despite global recession

About 26,000 people are 720 days or more behind with their home-loan repayments

Pandemic may accelerate divide between low-paid service jobs and more secure employment

The €13bn tax will now be paid to the US and not to Ireland. This is the correct outcome

Spending increases should be front-loaded to deal with Covid crisis