Joint US-EU statement on details of new tariff regime has yet to emerge three weeks after deal was agreed

The big tech and pharma multinationals are trying to reach accommodations with Trump, with vital implications for us

New research shows that we are closer to the UK and Canada when it comes to taxation and Government spending than to Europe or the US

Towns such as Westport and Kinsale are anxiously waiting to see what happens next. They’re not alone

Key pre-budget papers sketch out options to make inheritance rules more generous - and also a few that could increase the burden

Both sides working on a joint statement, but EU cautions it amounts only to a ‘political agreement’ and will not be legally binding

Ireland relies heavily on US investment and trade and stood to be exposed if talks went badly

And what happens if we struggle to find the cash?

Will we have a cost-of-living package? And how big will the income tax element be?

Tax Strategy Group papers hint at softer line on hospitality VAT cut but challenges on income tax

Biggest plus is that it avoids an all-out fight between the EU and US

Ministers add caveat that figures will be revised if tariff situation worsens

A bad outcome on US-EU tariffs would be the acid test of where Government priorities lie

Here’s what to look out for next week as the Government signals its big budget moves

As the US president puts pressure on the EU and again threatens pharma tariffs, the costs of his project are slowly appearing