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Thousands join protests across France to demand social justice and salary rises
Far-right presidential candidate Le Pen promises ‘referendum revolution’
If she wins the presidential run-off on April 24th the status of 5.2m foreigners living in France will be threatened
Tax system ‘unfairly stacked’ against family businesses
Family Business Network urges revamp in submission to Commission on Taxation
Making sense of tax during last year of property ownership
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A once-off wealth tax is the wrong solution to Ireland’s funding problems
Such a short-term tax will not be sufficient to plug the long-term holes in public finances
PwC calls for tax breaks for “green” funds and their managers
Advisory firm makes a suite of environmentally-oriented finance suggestions in pre-Budget submission
Will renting out my negative equity home leave me with a tax bill?
Q&A: Friends look to close the door on 15-year property saga
Higher taxes needed to fund future State spending, ESRI warns
Spending pressure set to fuel income tax, VAT and property tax rises, institute says
Can I use the small gift tax exemption as rent relief for my son?
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Spanish move in retirement can leave you with some Irish tax headaches
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Ten steps to financial happiness
The journey to happiness begins with education, while sufficient planning is also key
Does Green Reit buyer have tax-back case?
Commission’s determination on Abbvie case must have piqued Henderson Park’s interest
Will move into second home leave a tax bill behind us?
Q&A: Will our kids have to pay CGT if they sell it after we die?
Dublin Chamber urges capital gains tax cut for businesses
Business pressure group seeking reduction from prevailing tax rate of 33% to 20%
July stimulus: Surprise tax cut and help-to-buy scheme expanded
Covid unemployment payment to be extended until April 2021 but closed to new applicants
Paris Letter: Precious little liberté, égalité and fraternité in coronavirus France
CRS riot police and some public workers have threatened strike as they feel inadequately protected against Covid-19. What could be more French?
Coronavirus: Amazon workers demand company ‘takes lives seriously’
Protests at warehouses in US, France and Italy as employee tests positive for Covid-19
Why is Michael McGrath backing tax breaks for the wealthy?
Fianna Fáil’s minister for finance in waiting says there are ‘many strands to tackling the housing crisis’, including a €10,000 savings scheme
‘If you don’t like challenges, you should not be in the airline business’
Ben Smith, Air France-KLM’s first foreign chief executive, is revolutionising the company
France hit by fourth nationwide protest over pension reform
Transport strikes to continue for 37th day, the longest industrial action since May 1968
French pension changes: Workers to halt oil production at key facility
Industrial action against Macron’s policy cripples train services over past two weeks
Macron hints at concessions in French pensions stand-off
French president ‘inclined to improve’ provision raising retirement age from 62 to 64
French strikes throw Christmas travel plans into disarray for millions
Protesters take to streets again over pension reforms as both sides refuse to back down
Rain, strikes, marches, tailbacks: How Le Grinch stole Christmas
Paris Letter: ’Tis the season to be gloomy as city brought to a standstill over pensions
Philippe speech fails to end French transport strikes
Protests over pension changes are set to continue over the weekend
Strikes against Macron’s pension reform determined as ever as they enter sixth day
The extent of the protest which has mobilised people of all ages, colours and professional categories poses a threat to the president
French protests: ‘We are seeing the first signs of civil war’
Fresh unrest in France on pension reform crystallises concerns over state’s direction
Green Reit deal on track despite €65m tax bill shock
Planned €1.34bn takeover of UK property firm Henderson Park moving towards conclusion
Botox-maker left with bitter taste after Donohoe tax crackdown
AbbVie’s purchase of Allergan is collateral damage as Minister targets Green Reit deal
Vulture funds loaded IREFs with 90% debt to sidestep withholding tax
Imposition of 50 per cent debt limit in budget aimed at halting ‘aggressive’ tax avoidance
Green Reit’s suitor hit as Donohoe closes tax loopholes
Budget 2020: Minister takes aim at ‘aggressive’ tax avoidance in property funds
Farm supports not enough to protect against potential ‘agricultural armaggedon’
Creed says Government will be ‘ambitious as possible’ when seeking Brexit funds from EU
Hidden tax issues in purchase of home from father-in-law
Q&A: Dominic Coyle answers your personal finance questions
French transport workers fire ‘opening shot’ against pension reform
Paris transport severely disrupted as strike shuts 10 of 12 metro lines
Why does a new house cost what it does?
We break down the price of a 1,500 sq ft home. Construction itself is less than half the cost
Competitive strategy for SME sector a national Brexit imperative
Level of support for entrepreneurs and risk investment should exceed that available elsewhere
CGT relief extension for SME owners could cost exchequer €84m
Entrepreneur relief sees capital gains tax charged at 10% on profits from the disposal of business assets up to a lifetime limit of €1m
Police in Paris fire tear gas to repel protesters on May Day rally
Masked and hooded demonstrators burn bins, smash property and hurl bottles
Foreign exchange and capital losses on property sale
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I’m selling two houses – one at a loss and the other at a big gain
Q&A: Dominic Coyle answers your personal finance questions
What tax do I owe on a rental property I bought in 1987?
Brace yourself: there will be a fairly sizeable capital gains tax bill on this property
Selling a property I bought with my sister
‘Would there be capital gains tax on my sister’s portion?’
Historic French Communist newspaper falls victim to facts of capitalism
‘L’Humanité’ faces liquidation after 115 years in print, as funding options run out
Brexit: What Irish owners of UK property need to know
Uncertainty and currency volatility mean that despite rising prices many face losses
Renault pressed over executive compensation paid via Dutch holding company
Corporate governance inside the Renault-Nissan alliance has come under scrutiny
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