Can I lose access to capital gains tax relief if I sell a section 23 property at a loss?
Q&A: Property incentive schemes were a valuable option for investors in Celtic Tiger years but were blamed for pushing up prices
Billionaires flourish as Davos opens and rising concerns about housing affordability
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Housing affordability crisis no longer confined to Dublin - SCSI report
Estate agents argue that lack of supply will continue to be an issue until at least 40,000 homes a year are built
Cork medtech Cergenx secures FDA support for neonatal brain injury device
UCC spin-out’s Wave device uses AI to offer hope of early intervention for newborns with brain injury
Don’t leave PRSI benefits on the table - they can save you thousands of euro
Free dental, optical and aural care is available to more than 2 million people under the State treatment benefit scheme
Can I get a State pension if I only start work here in my late 50s?
Recent reforms make State pension drawdown more flexible but also change how it is calculated
Winter freeze leaves woman who takes days off to care for mother in a quandary
All too often family is the only Plan B when State structures fall through, regardless of the personal cost
Can I break training contract if employer missed payments?
Employer committed to fund study but has paid only part of the agreed amount; now I want to start a new job
Drug giant MSD buys Wuxi’s Irish vaccines plant in €500m deal
US pharmaceutical group adds eighth Irish manufacturing site to its network as it promises to deliver 1,000 jobs this year
Is a room rented under rent-a-room scheme restricted by RPZ rules?
Exceptions to rent pressure zone rules can be valuable but do make sure you are staying precisely within the rules
Manufacturing production ends year on a low, AIB survey shows
Companies upbeat on outlook and growing job numbers despite subdued end to 2024
Ganley under new pressure and Irish consumers take a Santa pause
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One in four PAYE workers are overpaying tax. Can you claim money you’re owed?
Revenue figures show roughly one in four PAYE worker is overpaying tax, mostly by failing to claim reliefs to which they are entitled
Totting up losses on AIB investment after bank buys back my shares
Investors in AIB have waved goodbye to thousands of euro but, unless they have accurate records, they may never be able to use those losses against other capital gains
Father’s U-turn in a will left son who took care of him with a pittance
Wills can be challenged but there are time limits, such cases can be emotionally fraught and come with no guarantee of success