Medtronic sets up software unit at Galway campus with 85 new jobs
Technology connects growing population of cardiac patients, who have device implants, with medical teams 24/7
Revenue nets €605m from unsuccessful tax appeals
Most cases before Tax Appeals Commission are either settled before a formal hearing takes place or withdrawn by taxpayer involved
My sister has moved back into family home and I worry about a row after my father dies
Differing personal circumstances can lead to discord over what to do with shared assets, so clear instructions are advisable
Time running out if Simon Harris wants savings scheme to start in 2027, says industry group
Strong interest in new personal investment accounts with preference for UK-style model, survey shows
Will foreign-based executors make sorting our affairs when we die more difficult?
Managing an estate from abroad can present practical and legal challenges, but these are not insurmountable
ISA savings model in UK is easy-to-understand option for Government’s new savings scheme
Returns from Individual Savings Accounts are tax free but there is a cap on how much you can invest annually
Warning over rising national debt and a new legal Q&A column for readers
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Stars back Dublin ice hockey plan and housing plans run into objectors
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We’re saving for a new house but is keeping our funds in bank deposit accounts foolish?
Uncertainty around when the right house may come up and be secured can complicate the saving versus investing debate
Tigers Childcare sells 34-creche business to UK group in deal that could be worth €75m-plus
Founder Karen Clince retains a reduced stake in fast-growing business and will remain in charge of the Irish operation
Ministers urged to rethink plan to abolish right to private hearings on tax appeals
Oireachtas committee warns against forcing taxpayers to have their case heard in public
Diageo opens first phase of new €700m Kildare brewery
Brewer will produce its range of ales and lagers from new €300m ‘green’ brewery for the domestic and international markets
‘My stepson has already inherited substantial properties and money. Will my will cause tax issues for him?’
Thresholds limit how much anyone can receive free of tax in a will but spreading the benefit further can reduce any eventual tax bill
Tax take defies talk of Iran warn slowdown and is online security all just theatre
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Economists say savings account plan does not add up and Blackrock’s Frascati is up for sale
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