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# Taxation

This week
14th April 2024 - 18th April 2024
FF Budget promises: More energy credits and a €10 child benefit boost
Last week
7th April 2024 - 13th April 2024
Raising threshold for higher tax rate to €50,000 'is achievable', says Varadkar
This month
April 2024
Lower tax for €50k earners and 50k homes built each year: Simon Harris makes promises at FG Ard Fheis
Last year
2023
FG wants entry point for higher tax band rate to get closer to €50,000 in this year's budget
All time
All sectors will get 'fair hearing' on taxation if SF gets into power, McDonald insists
Taoiseach doesn't agree with Varadkar's tax report remarks comparing some ideas to SF manifesto
Double child benefit payment, welfare hikes and tax changes - here's what to expect in the Budget
Tax breaks for landlords a 'good idea', but renters should get concessions too, says Varadkar
Sunak says Truss will make UK economy worse in latest Tory leadership debate
Hopes rise that Budget 2023 will introduce new 30% tax band to help squeezed middle
Which Budget changes kick in from tomorrow?
Plans to increase the higher rate tax band to €50,000 would cost €2.3bn, says Government tax group
Opinion: Debunking the myth of the squeezed middle
Killian Donoghue
FactCheck: Do taxes on sugary drinks actually work?
FactFind: How do our personal tax bills compare to those living around the world?
A post-Brexit trip to Belfast to buy a new TV will mean you'll pay duty plus VAT, says TD
Poll: Should people who paid their water charges get their money back?
Simon Coveney: 'You don't wash your car with Ballygowan, because if you do you pay for it'
Does raising tax on cigarettes actually work?
Enda Kenny promises to cut income tax... if he's re-elected
Ireland is allowing unmarked fuel to be used in private boats, so Europe is taking us to court
The number of billionaires in the world doubled during the global crisis
They said they'd be cutting taxes and they have. Here's where the savings are:
Cigarettes and petrol: How much have the old reliables been hiked in the last 20 years?
'Only America can solve tax issues for multinationals'
Roll back on 'penal austerity taxes'-Ibec
Ireland would be "biggest loser" in OECD tax shake-up
European Commission to publish proposal on closing more corporate tax loopholes
Concerns over change in pay-and-file tax deadline
How France has helped Revenue recoup over €4m in tax settlements
Here's how much extra tax the government expects to take next year
Tánaiste: Taxation is not the reason for emigration 'brain drain'
ISME: Plans to increase PRSI for self employed "utter madness"
Column: Is Ireland actually a tax haven?
Tom McDonnell
NERI publishes alternative approach to Ireland's budgetary policies
G8 leaders agree to ‘fight the scourge of tax evasion’, Ireland’s regime not discussed
Column: This property tax is callous and a breach in democratic norms
Kieran Allen
Noonan: 'There's no money tree out in the back garden'
Noonan and Howlin will both deliver Budget 2013 next Wednesday