As the deadline for filing your 2016 tax return approaches, tax expert Alan Moore walks you through the process, step by step
Tax evasion is wrong. Most taxpayers recognise that but, despite the generally positive compliance attitude, evasion at times became a virtual industry in this country
When it comes to pension planning and auto-enrolment schemes, Ireland must act now, according to the head of Britain's retirement savings body
The worst people to ask about tax are taxpayers
The pros and cons of auto-enrolment as a solution to the low level of private sector pension coverage
Taking out a mortgage can be an exciting yet mystifying time. Solicitor Julie Sadlier offers some practical tips
Emma Kennedy looks at what banks are offering, as consumer body urges those going to college to study fees and charges
The ERSI has suggested working until you hit 70
Two new reports on taxation recommend ‘smoothing’, i.e. raising, of corporation and property tax
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
In an extract from their new book, This Book Is Worth €25,000, Karl Deeter and Charlie Weston give the lowdown on how you can reduce rising motor premiums
Karl Deeter and Charlie Weston reveal the steps you can take to reduce the cost of insuring your home
With employers bracing themselves for a wave of salary increases across the country, now may be the time to have that quiet word with your boss
Organisational psychologist and career adviser John Deely offers some alternative methods of building career momentum
Career coach Jane Downes has steered hundreds of clients towards the C-suite. Here, she shares her tips for securing a pay rise
