Brexit fatigue is not a luxury businesses can indulge in
How can we keep a company’s secrets when Revenue needs to call in external industry experts to decide whether it deserves a tax break?
This sense of powerlessness contributes to the sense of tax unfairness. This is particularly so when we see the apparent flexibility afforded to business, and in particular to multinationals
The state can help most businesses by just staying well out of their way
New measures in recent years have resulted in a scramble when it comes to tax collection in this country
It was the case that what happened in Britain would happen here – but not now
A rough departure by Britain from the EU spells trouble for the North
The amount of tax collected last month was lower than December 2015 - something that should not happen in a recovering economy
Ireland’s tax policy in 2017 may well be informed by Brexit and the Trump presidency
Even Santa Claus can find himself at the receiving end of Revenue checks
A company is not a citizen and does not have the same moral duties, rights or responsibilities
Property’s biggest problem needs to be addressed as a matter of urgency
Brexit may now happen faster than most people have been anticipating
Protestors may not be as strident when it comes to higher general taxation to pay for water services
Inheritance tax is simply a heartless encroachment by the state into a family bereavement
