News & Updates – Page 4 – Martin Quigley

Irish shares suffer a hammering after Brexit bedlam engulfs May

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Negative effects already felt here as UK prime minister faces bruising attacks over deal November 16 2018 The first signs of Brexit’s true impact on...

Higher earners gain most from Pensions Tax Relief

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Higher earners are the big winners from the tax relief system for pensions savings, according to university academics. Their paper calls for reform of the...

Over-reliance on generous State pension set to come under serious strain’ – global index

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Ireland has an over-reliance on its “comparatively generous State pension”. A global study from financial consultants Mercer warned that the pay-related social insurance (PRSI) pension...

Revenue Budget Summary 2019

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The Minister for Finance and Public Expenditure and Reform announced the following changes in his Budget speech on 9 October 2018. Budget 2019 Summary Leaflet Budget 2019:...

Important information for employers to prepare for changes to the PAYE System

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From 1st January 2019, the PAYE system, which was first introduced in 1960, is changing to ‘real time’. This means that every time employers pay their...

The key points from Budget 2019

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The Finance Minister described it as a “caring” budget that will secure Ireland’s future. He spent some 75 minutes outlining the budget with spending plans...

Budget 2019: Donohoe lays out ‘benefits to families’ budget – and Government backtracks on carbon tax

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Families are to benefit from 100,000 extra GP-only medical cards, increased childcare subsidies and an income tax cut in today’s Budget. Income thresholds to qualify...

Budget 2019 set to focus on housing, health and social welfare

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It’s Budget day, with the Government to announce spending for next year in the Dáil this lunchtime. It will be a mix of modest tax...