New €90m fund for Irish start-ups to be unveiled
Irish Innovation Seed Fund will be financed by Department of Enterprise and other organisations
Is Ireland starting to lose its attraction for international investors?
To keep the likes of Intel on board, we must address planning and infrastructure issues
Emmanuel Macron’s singular style inspires love and hate
President visits Dublin with reputation as champion of the rich and closet socialist
Bank of Ireland sale will inevitably reignite vexatious issue of banker bonuses
Market Beat: Market sentiment towards remaining Irish banks has picked up
Transition to a greener economy needs to accelerate – but how?
Key pressure facing businesses and governments is the pace of required action
US makes new offer on setting global minimum corporate tax rate at 15%
Offer could pave way for shake-up of taxation of multinationals with big implications for Ireland
Could Ireland use European Union funding to build houses?
Naomi O’Leary in Brussels examines the possible sources of financing
Goodbody seeks permanent MD in time for AIB’s €138m takeover
Planned interim chief Brian O’Kelly will leave stockbroker when deal is finalised
Government urged to extend zero VAT rate on PPE to businesses
Department says State has no flexibility as VAT rules must comply with EU stipulations
Was the biggest budget in the history of the State also the most important?
Chris Johns: Budget 2021 speech leaves leaves political opponents ‘clutching at thin air’
Tests, masks and apps: The Irish companies responding to new demands
Many businesses are adapting in innovative ways to the challenge of Covid-19
Minister seeks AG’s advice on banker accountability laws
Process of introducing Bill on issue has been delayed by several things, including Covid-19
We are only paying lip service to the pledge to support young people amid Covid-19 crisis
Government must move now to help those whose jobs have been upended by pandemic
New Covid wage subsidy scheme won't stop job losses, businesses warn
Considerable concerns remain ahead of the introduction of the new scheme
World View: Pandemic gives EU space to rethink economic model
Fiscal rules suspension shakes up ideas of post-Covid responsibility and growth
Chris Johns: €30bn in public borrowing? I bet it will be higher
Making decisions during a pandemic is like driving a car with limited visibility
Bar Council’s free accommodation at the Four Courts is unlawful, letter claims
Council is described as a ‘private club’ that charges ‘hello money’ in letter sent to Minister
Maternity leave exclusion from wage scheme could breach EU law, rights body says
Welfare system and economy must be ‘re-imagined with a feminist agenda’, seminar told
The Irish Times view on Ireland and EU economic reform: A time for reappraisal
The EU’s emergency pandemic economic measures have raised the possibility of profound reappraisals of economic policy
Chicken farmer sues Revenue over failed family business
Revenue failure to act led to ‘irreversible character damage and expense’, farmer claims
Rapid revision on budget deficit sets alarm bells ringing
Cantillon: Government is now projecting €30bn deficit for 2020, up from €23bn just three weeks ago
Irish cryptocurrency firms refused banking services due to State delays
Problems being caused by delay in transposing of new EU directive
Dentists in dire need of support, says dental association chief
Profession ‘collapsing’ under strain of restrictions and government help needed urgently
Chris Johns: Relax Paschal, stop trying to run a budget surplus
Don’t be surprised if more house-building has less impact on prices than you might expect
State’s ‘rainy day fund’ is set up with initial €1.5bn
National Treasury Management Agency instructed to transfer money to seed fund
Food supplements face 13.5% VAT in Finance Bill
Bill to give legal force to budget also provides for series of anti-tax avoidance measures
Cliff Taylor: Pre-budget figures show extent of no-deal Brexit threat
Corporation tax again ahead of target, helping to pay for €450m overspending
Will you end up paying more tax after Budget 2020?
Smart Money: The five areas where your pocket could be hit
‘Not sustainable’ to keep 750,000 outside tax net, institute warns
Irish Tax Institute calls for tax base to be broadened amid mounting risks
Explainer: Apple’s €13bn tax appeal has huge implications
Case is of massive significance for Ireland and for the policing of state aid by the European Commission
Ireland to present ‘very robust’ Apple case defence – Donohoe
Minister has not yet decided whether to introduce carbon tax increase in budget
Brexit: Johnson tells Varadkar a no-deal Brexit ‘would be a failure’
Leaders stress commitment to Good Friday Agreement in ‘positive and constructive’ meeting
HSE expected to spend €2bn on projects over three-year period
All approved schemes set to go ahead despite overspend on children’s hospital
Appointment of new Central Bank chief should be ‘paused’
New Zealand finance official Gabriel Makhlouf facing inquiry over budget hack claims
Trump and Varadkar draw swords but no blood is shed
Business Week: Also in the news was tax, Central Bank turmoil, and the ‘green wave’
Donohoe rules out suspending work of Nama until final report of investigation
Minister has ‘no intention’ of halting activities pending report into sale of NI loan portfolio
Art of hurley-making fails to impress Paschal Donohoe
Minister for Finance rules out including ancient craft as part of artistic tax exemption
Sterling trims losses after vote, EU dumps digital tax plan, and difficult decisions on Help to Buy
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Plans for EU digital tax abandoned until end of 2020
Ecofin ministers agree to freeze measure, opposed by Ireland, pending OECD-level work
France poised to impose 3% digital tax on internet giants
Draft law to take effect retroactively expected to raise €500m annually for French coffers
Germany and Ireland not keen on EU tax proposals
European Commission desire to phase in qualified majority voting faces uphill battle
Irish economy on target for 7.5% full-year growth
New figures show economy grew 0.9% in the third quarter, according to CSO
Health stores angry at VAT crackdown on food supplements
Revenue believes some shops zero-rating supplements that should carry 23% VAT rate
Magdalene and Hep C compensation to be exempt from income tax
Government’s Finance Bill provides tax relief for victims while closing other loopholes
Breda O’Brien: Modern values make climate disaster more likely
Western culture is in direct conflict with the urgent need to take collective action
Budget 2019: new €1.5bn ‘rainy day’ fund confirmed
Fund to help offset future economic shocks, to get annual €500m top-up from Exchequer
Irish Times view on Government’s legislative list: wheat and chaff
Budget and abortion will dominate as more than 250 Private Members’ Bills remain stuck in the system
Almost 1,000 civil servants paid less than living wage
More than 19,000 public service workers paid less than €25,000 a year, Minister says
EU stability fund says it saved Irish taxpayers €87m last year
ESM notes ‘sustained’ Irish economic recovery
Merkel turns to Kant to help articulate her vision for the EU
Europe Letter: The Franco-German alliance is thriving and driving the EU forward
The sugar tax: questions and answers
Tax will see price of some sugar-sweetened drinks rise 60c for a two-litre bottle
European shares post worst quarter in two years despite M&A lift
Dublin edges up´, with banks leading the way
British guarantee on Border critical to Brexit talks, Donohoe says
Minister for Finance meets UK counterpart and cabinet office minister in London
Assurances sought for tenants in 4,000 buy-to-lets in PTSB sale
‘Vulture funds are looking for short-term returns, not long term investment’, says homeless charity
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