Irish Tax Institute seeks marginal personal tax rate, including social insurance contributions, to be reduced to 50% as part of various recommendations on tax base
Consensus is that Irish system for taxing investments is inconsistent and offputting for investors
Institute president Tom Reynolds calls on Revenue to be ‘pragmatic’ in approach to tax compliance
KPMG and the Irish Tax Institute compared the tax burden on workers across eight countries
Government consultation on personal taxes calls for reform of system where between a quarter and a third of workers pay no tax or USC
Yes if you have a big income, but those on low incomes do well by international standards
Tax institute calls for broader personal tax base and simplified social insurance system
Budget 2022: Retail and restaurant industry groups among the harshest critics of package
Incoming tax institute chief Karen Frawley warns change coming and State must adjust
Smart Money: Tax rates are only part of the story
Finance Bill proposes to absolve Revenue of obligation to pay interest on disputed tax bills
Revenue tells tax advisers that clients can avoid year-end tax bill by using credits now
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Reforms being discussed under auspices of OECD may impact on Ireland’s tax take
The State is often seen as comparing poorly on personal tax rates – but is this an accurate view?
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Irish Tax Institute calls for tax base to be broadened amid mounting risks
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Taoiseach is warned many firms face closure without three-month tax relief measure
Employees whose details are incorrect could pay 51% tax until they are updated
O’Rourke indicates accountancy firm will continue to invest heavily in technology
Lower tax burden means Irish ‘veist buí’ movement is less likely
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Olivia Buckley expected to fill slot left by decision of Justin McAleese to not run
The political decision has been made to hike spending – so the tax burden will not fall
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Irish Tax Institute lays out some revenue-raising options for Minister for Finance
Budget 2019: Person on €18,000 pays effective rate of 3%
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Industry body highlights burden of personal tax still being paid by middle-income earners
An Irish worker on €18,000 pays just €510 in tax and USC; in England, that would be €1,696 and €4,818 in Germany
Some 29% of income earners will not pay USC or income tax this year
Irish Tax Institute also raises concern measure could be used to harmonise taxation
EU leaders to discuss proposed interim digital services tax at summit
European commissioner is keen to 'act fast' and impose tax on big internet firms
‘I am crucified to the point that I am considering selling up’: Landlords on why despite soaring rents it can be hard to make the sums stack up with a mortgage
Tech giant will stop booking much of its global sales through Dublin
Accountants say dealing with Revenue is becoming ‘increasingly fractious’
Oireachtas committee hears from lobby groups on cost of doing business in Ireland
American Chamber says our reputation as a location of choice it at an all-time high
‘We want to tackle difficult and relevant topics for business and society as a critical friend’
Despite proposals to slash taxes, Ireland still compares favourably, experts say
Budget promises unlikely to lighten load on ‘squeezed middle’ in any significant way
Irish Tax Institute figures show €1,000 increase in 20% band would see the average earner save less than €200 a year
New EU free trade agreements represent real opportunities for Ireland
Despite having a world-leading corporate tax regime, Ireland’s overall tax system may actually be a competitive disadvantage
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However silver lining suggests plan for border tax on imports now on back-burner
Minister for Finance identifies Donald Trump’s tax policies as risk to the State
Minister says sustained economic growth could allow for tax reductions in next budget
Almost 500,000 to get letters urging them to declare assets held abroad before deadline
No budget largesse for many self-employed, such as an increase in earned income credit
Noonan says he will phase out USC over time ‘as resources permit’
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Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
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