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Tax

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January 2025
Can’t wait for payday? Here’s how you can claim some of your tax back
Financial analyst: Five ways your finances could change in 2025
Ralph Benson
Last year
2024
GAA request to take Revenue responsibilities from county boards
Opinion: Wake up — Ireland is in serious trouble now Trump is taking office
Aidan Regan
Simon Harris says Ireland will work with Trump, but must prepare for impact on economy and Ukraine
Opinion: Inheritance tax changes in the budget have brought some relief, but not enough
Johnny O’Callaghan
Cigarettes to jump by €1 to €18.05 from midnight with a tax on vapes expected next year
The income tax cuts and USC changes announced in Budget 2025
FactCheck: Is it true that only about 3% of people pay tax on inheritance in Ireland?
'I work part-time as I couldn't get childcare': Readers on what they'd like to see in the Budget
Tax reform, funding for childcare and healthcare and Apple’s money were common features from our readers’ suggestions.
Minister says 'sensible decisions' will be made by Govt on how to spend €13bn Apple tax money
Hospitals, trains, millions of Oasis tickets: Nine ways Ireland could spend its Apple billions
The Apple saga: Ireland's epic and drawn-out battle over €13bn in taxes
We’ll know this morning whether Ireland and Apple or the European Commission wins.
Exchequer surplus of €3.8 billion recorded to end of August
Over half of people surveyed want vapes taxed at same rate as other EU countries
Department of Finance comes out against car parking levies, with congestion charges preferable
Hoteliers hit back at proposal to introduce hotel tax in Dublin
Ireland's Apple escrow fund increased €400 million in value last year
Revenue to enforce collection of €100m in warehoused tax debt after support scheme ends
Careful now: Ireland's fiscal watchdog cautions Government against giveaway Budget
“This is not the time for loose budgetary policy,” said Professor Michael McMahon of the Irish Fiscal Advisory Council.
Taoiseach hopes to have a 5-year Fine Gael tax plan in place by end of year
Raising threshold for higher tax rate to €50,000 'is achievable', says Varadkar
Lower tax for €50k earners and 50k homes built each year: Simon Harris makes promises at FG Ard Fheis
UK Government announces excise duty on vapes and give-away tax cuts in pre-election budget
Tax receipts in January up by nearly 5% on same time last year, at €7.8 billion
Finance Minister announces interest rate on warehoused tax debt by businesses reduced to 0%
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The Explainer: How exactly can you get some money back from Revenue?
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These are the Budget 2024 measures that will take effect from today
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Just under 65,000 renters have claimed the Rent Tax Credit so far this year
Corporation tax receipts fall by €1 billion in October, declining for a third consecutive month
People with ‘tax payment difficulties’ due to Storm Babet urged to ‘engage early’ with Revenue
Ex-F1 boss Bernie Ecclestone spared jail for failing to declare €463m of overseas assets
Budget 2024: Some changes kicked in at midnight - others won't take effect for quite a while
Here's what Budget 2024 means for you if you're earning €100,000
Here's what Budget 2024 means for you if you're earning €60,000
Here's what Budget 2024 means for your payslip if you're earning €40,000
Here's what Budget 2024 means for your payslip if you're earning €20,000
The Budget's big tax plan: First USC cut in 5 years and higher income tax band raised to €42,000
Revenue has written to a number of Irish influencers urging them to declare income earned
DCC votes to keep Local Property Tax at mimimum despite claims of 'dirty, smelly' streets