Budget day is just around the corner. On Tuesday October 6th, a budget package of €8.5 billion will be announced, and The Irish Times is here to let you know what that means for your back pocket.

Alongside live news updates, analysis, newsletters and videos, The Irish Times will have an expert team on hand to answer your questions in our Budget Q&A on irishtimes.com.

With a tax package Minister for Finance Simon Harris says is aimed at those “who get up early in the morning” and €1.5 billion earmarked for tax cuts, we will be answering your questions on what that means for you.

Do you have queries around income tax bands and what the end result will mean for your net pay? Or would you like to know about your specific situation when it comes to welfare rates and pensions? If so, Dominic Coyle of The Irish Times will be joined by Beryl Power and Ruth Gilligan from PwC to answer your questions.

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Whether it’s questions around inheritance tax or disability supports, you can submit any queries to you have here on Tuesday October 6th.

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The form to add submissions to our Budget Q&A will be added to this page on Budget Day. All you need to do is revisit this page or visit irishtimes.com following the Budget Day speech to submit your questions. Our Budget Q&A answers will go live from 7am on Wednesday October 7th, the morning after budget day.