State fails to notify EU of its sugar tax proposal
Ireland is obliged under law to formally notify the European Commission of plans to introduce the tax but has not yet done so
Ireland is obliged under law to formally notify the European Commission of plans to introduce the tax but has not yet done so
Income tax and excise duties still lower than expected, but Vat ahead of targets
Corporation taxes now account for over 15 per cent of all tax receipts, with 80 per cent being paid by multinationals
Government only has an estimated €500 million for tax cuts and spending increases in the forthcoming budget
With so many claimants wanting chunks of the fiscal pie, negotiations on Budget 2017 went right to the wire
This Tuesday is not expected to bring any major financial shocks we can expect some notable changes in Ireland’s fiscal landscape
Large numbers of temporary workers hired to fill lower level positions
The “auto-enrolment” system would sign up workers automatically to a pension
More than 48,400 jobs have been undertaken over two years
Lifestyle Sports sees unprecedented growth in web purchases
Internal emails give insight into ongoing discussions over the bank’s rigorous lending limits
1000-acre site at Monard draws objections over lack of infrastructure
Investors 'know what they are getting' in Republic
Portugal is the latest European battleground on austerity, with the probability that the right-wing government will fall on Tuesday
Taoiseach claims credit for Irish recovery at Madrid conference