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Budget 2024

16th October 2023

On 10th October 2023, Michael McGrath TD (Minister for Finance) and Paschal Donohoe TD (Minister for Public... Read more »

Budget 2023

28th September 2022

Budget 2023 is unique given its ‘budget-within-a-budget’ nature — with €4.1 billion in one-off measures... Read more »

Budget 2022

9th November 2021

The 2022 Budget details were announced in the Dail by the Minister for Finance on 12th October 2021. We look at the... Read more »

Budget 2021

13th October 2020

Following several ‘light’ Budgets over the past number of years, this Budget has taken on extra significance... Read more »

Budget

8th October 2019

Budget 2020 – 8th October 2019 As expected, this Budget was light on tax measures and once again focused on other... Read more »

Budget 2017

12th October 2018

Budget 2017 11 October 2016 This year's Budget was well documented in advance as being one for... Read more »

How safe is your state pension? Five ways the state pension may be cut.

5th April 2016

Source: Irish Times With the number of over-65s in Ireland projected to increase from 570,000 to 855,000 in the... Read more »

Four ways the self-employed are disadvantaged by the Irish Tax system

23rd February 2016

It is an issue that has been raised repeatedly in recent months, first ahead of last October’s budget and more... Read more »

Pension black hole surges by €2bn at top companies

3rd December 2015

The combined pension deficits at the State's largest private and public companies have surged by €2bn. AIB and Bank... Read more »

Media hysteria about stock market corrections misplaced

8th September 2015

Fear sells newspapers but investors should not pay attention to the apocalyptic headlines Source: Irish Times... Read more »

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