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THE GOVERNMENT IS planning on increasing the amount people can earn before entering the higher tax bracket of 40%.
There wasn’t a personal income package in last year’s budget, but Tánaiste Simon harris said it’s now a priority.
“[The threshold] was about €33,000 back in 2015, it’s now €44,000. I would like to see progress on that in the budgets ahead,” he said.
Harris argues that workers who work overtime, get a promotion, or see their wages rise should be able to keep their money.
It’s unclear by how much the threshold would increase in the next budget.
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