Taoiseach confirms December 6 as Budget Day

18/10/11 91 Views 9 Comments

THE TAOISEACH, Enda Kenny, has this afternoon confirmed Tuesday, December 6 as the date on which the Budget for 2012 will be announced. The Budget is expected to find between €3.6bn and €4bn in new taxes and spending cuts.

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