Banking Central Bank must watch spending as profit era ends, finance officials warnDepartment of Finance anticipates a period of loss at the regulator - which finished 2023 down €131 million
Politics Finance papers pour cold water on hospitality Vat cut as shape of final tax package comes into view Tax strategy papers provide government with menu of options for deployment of final €1.4 billion budget tax package
Budget 2025 Explainer: How coalition plans €13bn budget while gaming its own spending rulesGovernment’s gaming of its own fiscal rule obscures just how much money it is spending, allowing it to preach prudence while spending money liberally
Housing State fund announces €229 million housing investment: here’s who is getting the moneyThe Ireland Strategic Investment Fund (ISIF) has committed over €1.5 billion in housing to date
Opinion Ian Guider: Another giveaway budget is reckless and will gain little Next year, the HSE will swallow almost €25 billion, more than a quarter of total expenditure
Politics Taxing times: What tax measures the government can - and can’t - afford in the budgetThe total €1.4 billion package for this year’s budget will go quickly when costs are considered
Policy Inheritance tax up for discussion in €1.4bn budget package, says ChambersFinance minister says there is some scope for changes beyond income tax measures
Enterprise Budget 2025 spells death of 9% Vat dream for hospitality sector Restaurant industry is set to lose fight for reintroduction of reduced tax band
Budget 2025 Budget 2025: More tax cuts, higher capital expenditure - and an early bailoutA total package of €8.3 billion outlined in the Summer Economic Statement sets the scene for the coalition’s final budget later this year
Budget 2025 Giveaway budget? Government unveils bumper €8.3bn package as election loomsBudget 2025 set to contain €1.4 billion in tax cuts and €6.9 billion in extra spending
Politics Jack Chambers’s inner circle: The advisers at the heart of the new finance minister’s teamTeam of advisers and top civil servants under Minister Jack Chambers
Business Post's View Editorial: Chambers must send a signal and come to the aid of struggling businessesIn the Budget, the new finance minister can signal that Ireland is not complacent, that the government values the 'squeezed middle' – workers and business owners alike
Opinion Lucinda Creighton: Chambers must give priority to ‘unloved squeezed middle’ in early budget A key feature of this plan has to be a commitment to reduce the personal taxation burden on individuals who work and gainfully contribute to the Irish economy
Budget 2025 Revealed: Bumper €5 billion tax and spending package lined up for Budget 2025The coalition is facing into its last budget before the country goes to the polls later this year or in 2025
Politics €4.4bn in spending and €1.1bn in tax cuts to be outlined by money ministersAll eyes will be on Chambers and Donohoe this week as total government spending to top €100bn for the first time in 2025
Policy Budget 2025 will be a week sooner in October than plannedJack Chambers, minister for finance, said the government will run its full term, amid talk of an early election
Economy ‘Exceptionally strong’ June corporation tax take drives revenue over-performance in first half of yearJack Chambers, the finance minister, will face an ‘embarrassment of riches’ for Budget 2025, according to Goodbody
Housing Investors need a ‘clear line of sight’ on housing delivery as state eyes private capitalJack Chambers says robust capital markets environment a key objective of government
Politics Jack be nimble, Jack be quick: In-tray for new finance minister piling up ahead of crucial budgetFianna Fáil deputy leader takes up role as second youngest finance minister in state’s history
The Last Post Matt Cooper: My advice to new finance minister Jack Chambers – be bold and think big in next budgetAs history has shown, the lack of an economic background need not be an impediment to success in Merrion Street