There is significant competition internationally to attract multinationals and we must continue to offer a best-in-class regime for investment
Budget 2016 has moved to equalise the tax burden between the self-employed and employees, but more needs to be done
The detail of Budget 2016 was shaped with one eye on the upcoming general election
Childcare measures seem like good news for families, but some say they’re not enough
Kelly clashed angrily with Noonan at a cabinet committee meeting attended by the Taoiseach and Tánaiste
The correspondence that reveals how the governor pressed for cuts ahead of budgets 2013 and 2014
From childcare to health to exercising restraint close to an election, the budget is prey to many conundrums
The government has already announced the total value of the tax package for Budget 2016 at between €600 million and €750 million
Was there ever a political comeback quite like Michael Noonan’s?
Election row overshadows tax cuts and spending spree
Around €2.4 billion is spent on private medical insurance annually
Budget must introduce measures to address the housing crisis, and lay down markers for a sustainable property sector
In the new world order, we will be a model country in many regards when it comes to a tax system.
Patrick Honohan has said that the bank is “not dissatisfied” with the impact of its new mortgage lending rules
Rent regulation ought to be introduced to our housing market without delay. Here are seven good reasons why...
