Fear of the start-up hurts only ourselves
The government is aware of core changes that could dramatically influence enterprise. So why didn’t it make them?
The government is aware of core changes that could dramatically influence enterprise. So why didn’t it make them?
Coalition failed to takes steps to stimulate the struggling construction sector, says builder
The budget is right for this time, but tax rates are still too high and infrastructure spend too low to successfully build on our achievements
Fiscal straitjacket rules mean surpluses should be order of the day by 2021
If you didn’t do at least a little bit better out of Budget 2016, you were in a fairly leaky boat
Budget 2016 featured a number of changes in relation to indirect taxation
The higher the proportion of R&D in a company, the greater the proportion of income that may qualify for a reduced tax rate
Budget 2016 has extended the government’s popular Home Renovation Incentive (HRI) scheme for a further year
The increase in the tax-free threshold on gifts from parents to children is underwhelming
The government’s tax reliefs aim to make transferring farms from one generation to the next easier
Cautious steps aimed at entrepreneurs who are central to the growth of the economy
We need to set personal tax rates at levels that are likely to generate economic growth, writes Conor O’Brien of KPMG