The reassessment of the Local Property Tax due next year has produced the latest attempt at inoffensive taxation, an idea so bad, in so many ways, it’s hard to know where to start
If the finance minister hopes to repair our national reputation with his corporate tax roadmap, he’ll have to shout a little louder, and in a few more languages
Tax reliefs and credits support private individuals picking up the tab for items which might otherwise cost the exchequer dear. No one should be shy of claiming them
Rather than the major reforms we’ve come to expect at the end of successive decades, the next budget will inch us further along the path of fiscal righteousness
Much of the routine work of accountants and tax advisers will soon be done by technology, but this just means they will need a different way of working in the future
The European Commission’s proceedings against London for minor tax rule ‘breaches’ are corrosive and punitive
Some kind of epiphany is taking place in Westminster, but it’s almost two years too late
The government’s reform of PRSI must not undermine the workers’ benefits which should flow from it
Will the latest state intervention help clarify pensions through the ages?
American business has a directness of approach which many of us in Europe would do well to copy
The economy is definitely on the up, but the government should be offering more tax incentives to stimulate economic growth and, ultimately, a sustainable yield
As the British continue to bicker over Brexit, Brian Keegan dispels the most damaging and unfounded rumours around Britain leaving the EU
A long way away from the cachet of a stock exchange listing and the drama of an IPO, small companies use less glamorous tactics to raise money
In recent years, pensions 'reform' has involved proposals to remove tax reliefs for pensions savers without any underlying systemic reform
We have made huge concessions on our tax regime, yet critics are still baying for our blood
