Security firm should repay €2.2m in Covid wage subsidies, court rules
Mr Justice Rory Mulcahy rejected an appeal brought by Fire Safety Security Advantage Ltd
Mr Justice Rory Mulcahy rejected an appeal brought by Fire Safety Security Advantage Ltd
Remote working relief is now the third-most-commonly claimed despite the modest sums on offer
Extra mouths to accommodate and feed cost money, but parents adopt very different approaches ... and then there are tax issues too
Mortgage Interest Tax Credit will give you up to €1,250 a year of your tax back if your home loan bill was hit by ECB rate rises
Revenue assumes the first shares you sell in a company are those you bought first: you need to track down details to work out your gain or loss
It’s surprisingly easy to apply for rebates on health expenses, rent, third-level fees, remote working and mortgage interest
Business owes about €1.2m in customer deposits it received for 225 unfulfilled orders, court hears
Those lucky enough to get a mortgage over the line have a few factors in common. How are they doing it?
Of returns filed to date this year, more than 80% were found to have overpaid their tax with refunds of over €400m already issued
Almost one in four taxpayers is paying more tax than they should but how can you get back what you are owed?
Revenue says easy-to-operate online tax return system allows people to claim money due for medical expenses, or rent and mortgage payments
Foster child relief allows children to benefit from exemption from tax on gifts and inheritances of up to €400,000 from foster parents
More than 100,000 suspicious transaction reports to Revenue and Garda in last two years
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DK Windows and Doors had taken about €1.2m in advance payments, records show
A number of organisations providing services to people with disabilities unhappy they were turned down for special funding by HSE in final weeks of last year
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Although five arrests have been made, gardaí suspect second group of smugglers brought cocaine ashore and transported it to Northern Ireland
Detectives believe four men in custody collected drugs after they were dropped from Maltese-registered MV Royal off Kerry coast
Gardai and Customs discovered €3.5 million worth of drugs during search in Carrigtwohill
The application has been adjourned until next month
More than 7,000 businesses that availed of the scheme failed to engage meaningfully with Revenue to address their debt
Tax is charged at three times the local property tax for dwellings occupied less than 30 days each year
Revenue investigation shows use of now closed PRSA loophole
Dolores Pickering, an Irish national living in the UK, says Christmas ‘absolutely ruined’ after she and her son - who has been prescribed cannabis for chronic anxiety - are questioned
Retailers Against Smuggling calls on incoming government to tackle rising illicit trade
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Tax authority wants to know what happened hundreds of thousands of euro in taxes collected but not paid over
Revenue tells court that company has been selling alcohol without liquor licence and trading while insolvent
Revenue figures show roughly one in four PAYE worker is overpaying tax, mostly by failing to claim reliefs to which they are entitled
Investors in AIB have waved goodbye to thousands of euro but, unless they have accurate records, they may never be able to use those losses against other capital gains
Several county boards undergoing risk reviews, prompting the GAA to call an online meeting
Roughly 43kgs of drug were seized in Ringaskiddy by Revenue officers from container originating from South America
The GAA fastens seatbelts as the future of football looks the least of its problems
Former Fianna Fáil TD Ivor Callely also settled with the tax authority earlier this year
Remote work across borders presents challenges, particularly when you have not told your employer what you are doing
A meeting of officers from the 26 counties convened to address concerns
Crises see revenues grow 10% in markets outside the US but forex and differing regulatory regimes hold back underlying profit
HPRA warns of risks of illegal, counterfeit versions of drugs such as Ozempic and Wegovy, saying they pose ‘significant risk’
Revenue puts on display a selection of the counterfeit trainers with retail value of €1.73m discovered on a freight shipment from China earlier this month
Helping to care for a relative is a big commitment and inevitably a financial strain but there are some ways of reducing the impact on your pocket
Corporation tax revenues more than double in four years since 2019
The small benefit exemption, Taxsaver Commuter Ticket Scheme and Bike to Work scheme are all potential moneysavers
Mortgage interest tax relief scheme has had surprisingly low take-up. Here’s how to get your money.
Businessman claims partnership behind Clonmel Park Hotel should have been dissolved once he was declared bankrupt
Tax relief, free consultations, the Drug Payment Scheme and private health insurance can all cut healthcare costs
PRSI has been compulsory for the self-employed since 1988 and the rates and benefits are pretty much the same as for most employees
Revenue used monitors to detect offences such as tax or duty evasion, fuel fraud, and drug and tobacco smuggling
The drugs were seized by Revenue officers at the airport following a search of a man who had arrived on an inbound flight from Lisbon in Portugal
The former property tycoon’s interactions with Nama emerged in documents filed as part of his UK bankruptcy
Some 8 million cigarettes found at Dublin Port along with 22.5kg of herbal cannabis at Dublin Airport
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