Hourigan to keep committee chair role despite losing party whip
Two green TDs lost whip for six months after voting with Sinn Féin on NMH motion
Cabinet to be warned public spending levels are unsustainable
Pandemic supports burning through cash quicker than anticipated
Most Oireachtas committees will not be set up before October, under new plan
Video links and social distancing to be part and parcel of new committees
Fine Gael TD calls for new State body to help lead economic recovery
Mothers returning to work from maternity leave now eligible for State’s coronavirus pandemic wage subsidy
Election 2020 fact check: Do carbon taxes reduce emissions?
Mary Lou McDonald made series of claims about measure in RTÉ leaders’ debate
No-deal Brexit dangers may be diluted with ‘rainy day fund’
Donohoe could borrow less by employing State nest egg fast approaching €2bn
‘Not sustainable’ to keep 750,000 outside tax net, institute warns
Irish Tax Institute calls for tax base to be broadened amid mounting risks
State should target ‘€500m from property tax’ annually
Budgetary oversight committee recommends central rate to achieve the objective
Spending increases beyond budget limits ‘not possible’, departments told
Limits allow for budget-day package of €2.8 billion, with €2.1 billion already committed
Consultants paid lavishly for wrong advice on broadband
Government spends more than €25m on consultancy fees for National Broadband Plan
No-deal Brexit could result in €6bn shock to public finances, Donohoe warns
Brexit is detrimental for economy ‘whatever form it takes’, says Minister for Finance
Hard Brexit could present ‘very large shock’ to public finances, committee hears
Irish Fiscal Advisory Council (IFAC) addresses Oireachtas Budgetary Oversight Committee
Hard cheese for property prices and dairy farmers in Brexit
Brexit seems to be seeping into virtually every area of Irish life
Brexit could hit house prices in most of Republic but drive up Dublin demand
Expert says south Munster, which export dairy and beef to Britain, could suffer almost as much as the Border region in Brexit
How do you know if your property tax bill is going to go up?
Smart Money: LPT stays fixed for 2020. But we know where higher bills may hit in 2021.
Property tax: Lower value homes could face some of the largest increases
Department of Finance outlines options to reform tax to deal with rises in property prices
State loses €21.4bn each year through ‘tax expenditures’
Expert highlights wide range of tax reliefs and reductions currently available in Ireland
Fiscal watchdog to warn about overheating the economy
Fiscal Advisory Council to recommend paying down debt and making economy resilient
What is the future for your local property tax bill?
Doing nothing could mean huge increases in bills for households in 2020
Property tax receipts to increase by up to €3m next year
Seven local authorities opt to raise basic rates, with review of LPT regime due in 2019
Businesses back new Cork-Limerick motorway, survey finds
Popular belief that proposed €850m development would enhance economic links
Colm Brophy (FG): New politics brings ‘its fair share of problems’
‘The Dáil spends a lot of time talking about things and not legislating as it should’
Budget 2017 set to target offshore tax avoidance
Divisions remain over start date of proposed €5 a week increase in old-age pension
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