The worst people to ask about tax are taxpayers
Here’s a guide to what we can expect when Paschal Donohoe unveils his spending strategy this Tuesday
Donald Trump wants to cut corporation tax. Europe wants to increase it. Where does all this leave Ireland?
Whether you’re a start-up or an established entrepreneur, one of the most important aspects of your business will be paying taxes
The EU’s mooted equalisation levy would signal a return to the protectionist Europe of the past
Two new reports on taxation recommend ‘smoothing’, i.e. raising, of corporation and property tax
As Britain worries aloud in the form of endless policy papers, a hard Brexit seems more and more inevitable
Taxpayers lose out on myriad credits and reliefs every year, yet the Revenue application process is straightforward and user-friendly. The following is a breakdown of what’s on offer
Why we’re not feeling the tax benefits of the recovery
The amount of money available for new tax reliefs in Budget 2018 won’t buy a lot for individual taxpayers
Paschal Donohoe’s announcement of the USC merger with PRSI is putting the cost cart before the entitlements horse
With the new regulation framework in the US, the pace of regulation has picked up. Whether that’s good remains to be seen
The Brexit negotiations may be about to change, but it’s still critical to get them right
