Ireland is likely to soon be less attractive to FDI so maintaining the policy that preserved the low corporate tax rate is essential

As it approaches its 100th day in office, the Biden adminstration must work with countries such as China and India in order to address the likes of the climate crisis and global tax regimes

If we’re going to use public funds to get people spending more money when the economy fully reopens, let’s make it easy for them to do so

Inaccurate and incendiary language from the new US administration ignores the fact that the issue is rooted in a loophole in its own tax code

Two decades after 9/11, America’s excuses for violating the sovereignty of the Afghan people have worn thin

The new US president is implementing an audacious and ambitious agenda as he approaches a century of days in office

If the Biden administration’s proposals on global tax come to pass, our economy is unlikely to emerge unscathed over the long term, with corporate tax reform potentially costing Ireland billions each year

Wayne LaPierre has held an iron grip on the National Rifle Association for decades, but that may be coming to end as a lawsuit has thrown up allegations of fraud, mismanagement and the squandering of tens of millions of dollars

If the son of the world’s most powerful politician can publicly acknowledge his dependency struggles, it may encourage others to do likewise – especially here in Ireland

The US president’s $5.7 trillion social democratic vision, covering everything from infrastructure to jobs to corporate tax reform, is so ambitious it makes most European leaders look like centrists

Joe Biden is implementing a radical agenda to fund his public expenditure programme, but what will it mean for our corporation tax yields?

The most objectionable aspect of Ireland’s corporate tax regime in the eyes of its critics is not the 12.5 per cent rate, but the jungle of loopholes and special arrangements that flourish beneath and around it.

The new US president’s populism is proving surprisingly popular with non-Democrats. But what will it ultimately mean for Ireland?

From climate change to gun control, and the increasing numbers gathering on the country’s border, US president Joe Biden has a daunting list of issues to tackle

The US president has repeatedly condemned the scapegoating of Asian Americans for the coronavirus pandemic

The American president’s decision to reopen the US-Mexico border to unaccompanied minors has been greeted with fury by Republicans

US President tells Micheál Martin he is just a ‘phone call away’ during the pandemic, yet no assistance with vaccines was forthcoming

Republicans will find it hard to oppose policies that are putting money back into people’s purses and tackling the pandemic, while Democrats dare to dream of an era of reform

The party’s advertising blitz in the American media is part of an attempt to shape the narrative around a referendum on unity

The $1.9 trillion Covid-19 relief package has endured a difficult path through the US Senate in recent days