The budget surplus for this one year alone in Ireland was projected by the Minister for Finance in April to be in the order of €8billion.
Tax havens for multinationals
Could save hundreds of euros.
There’s a strong argument that we could make the poorest people in Ireland better off by taxing their incomes at a higher rate, while drastically cutting the taxes that actually drive up the cost of living, like VAT and fuel duties.
Non-Irish income
Thinking ahead.
With figures like these, most households probably have good financial news coming in the budget.
“Kick in the teeth for Irish taxpayers”
“I’d encourage people to pay the TV licence.”
the Taoiseach’s attack, dishonest though it may be, is a clear indicator of where Fine Gael intends to go at the next election
The law passed by the Oireachtas is now being interpreted by An Bord Pleanála to mean something that it’s highly unlikely the Oireachtas intended to be the effect of its legislation.
Why shouldn’t policy, rather than encouraging and incentivising two-income households, work more towards making one-income families viable?