Government accused of stacking odds against taxpayers
Finance Bill proposes to absolve Revenue of obligation to pay interest on disputed tax bills
Budget change to IP tax rules may ‘erode’ Ireland’s competitiveness with investors
Multinationals were disappointed that the change was not signalled in advance
Una Mullally: Arts need more than just mere funding
Cheap rent and studio space would foster creativity but Dublin forces its artists abroad
Budget 2021: Low-income families win out but workers face bigger tax burden
ESRI research finds young workers will lose the most if Covid-19 supports are removed
National Symphony Orchestra move will save RTÉ € 8m a year
Budget allocates funds for orchestra’s planned move to National Concert Hall
Tourism’s VAT cut will be an efficient State bailout if virus rates can be squashed
Reduction in VAT from 13.5 per cent to 9 per cent is to help businesses, not consumers
Ireland can cope with borrowing for historic stimulus budget
VAT cut for hospitality and help for first-time buyers ‘wasteful or ineffective’
The massive €18bn budget gamble – can it work?
The amounts of cash being put into businesses forced to close or severely restrict activities due to Covid is unprecedented
Budget 2021: Impact of carbon tax hike on diesel prices angers farmers
One farmer says ability of farms to help tackle carbon emissions must be recognised
Stephen Collins: Budget could channel politics in different direction
Coalition must show its actions are based on fairness and the budget is a good start
No proper explanation given for almost €1bn going to landlords in budget, Green TD says
Neasa Hourigan seeks fuller detail on where €218m allocated for homeless services will go
How much can Ireland borrow to get through this Covid-19 emergency?
Smart Money: It is different to the last crisis – but a huge debate lies ahead on public finances
Legislation for affordable housing due ‘within weeks’
First homes under scheme to be available for purchase next year, says Minister
Miriam Lord: Record budget forgotten in record time
Mother-and-baby homes, Level 4 restrictions and Brexit shove big spenders off agenda
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