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Corporation Tax – Budget 2018

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Corporation Tax is a sensitive matter for Ireland. Over the last number of years, we have been the subject of constant scrutiny from the European...

Personal Taxes – Budget 2018

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In line with much publicised affirmations by the Minister and the Taoiseach to reduce the tax burden for low and middle income earners, the middle...

Budget 2018: The Key Points

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Projected deficit for this year is 0.3% of GDP. The forecast deficit for 2018 will be 0.2% of GDP. Rainy Day Fund to be established in the coming...

Revealed: Modest tax cuts of €250 for middle-income earners in Budget

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Free childcare hours for toddlers Stamp duty to rise to 5pc Minimum wage to be raised by 30c Sugar tax, a hike on cigarettes, and...

Revealed: The ‘stealth taxes’ that will fund Budget measures, as minimum wage is set to rise

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Stamp duty to rise to 5pc Minimum wage to be raised by 30c Sugar tax, a hike on cigarettes, and higher carbon taxes Government warned...

Ryanair given deadline of 5pm today to sort out compensation by ‘furious’ UK regulator

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Michael O’Leary Ryanair has been ordered by the UK’s aviation regulator to sort out compensation for hundreds of thousands of travellers hit by mass flight...

11 days to go until Budget 2018: Here is what we know so far

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The price of diesel is expected to remain unchanged in Budget 2018, despite speculation it could be equalised with petrol. Changes to excise duty are...