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Breaking News: IFAC Raises Concerns Ahead of Ireland’s Budget
IFAC has raised fresh concerns ahead of Ireland’s Budget, focusing attention on tax reliance, spending pressures and long-term…
Corporation tax
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Breaking News: Ireland’s Corporation Tax Receipts Face Renewed Scrutiny
Ireland’s corporation tax receipts are under renewed scrutiny as policymakers assess multinational dependence, public spending risks and future…
Govt Press Release
Tax Revenues: Tax revenues robust in July and investment in public services sustained
gov.ie data shows Ireland’s tax revenues rose to €59.6bn by end-July 2026 as public service and infrastructure investment…
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Breaking News: Ireland’s July Exchequer Results Point to Continued Tax Strength and Budget Pressure
Ireland’s July exchequer results could shape Budget choices on tax, spending and cost-of-living supports in the months ahead.
Govt Press Release
AI Equity Correction: The Impact of an AI-Related US Equity Price Correction on the Irish Economy
gov.ie analysis examines how an AI-related US equity price correction could affect Ireland’s economy, tax revenues, investment and…
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Breaking News: Central Bank Warns Budget Risks Could Push Public Finances Into Deficit
Central Bank warns Ireland could face a budget deficit if temporary tax windfalls are used to fund permanent…
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Breaking News: Strong tax intake gives Government more room ahead of Budget 2027
Ireland’s tax take hit €50bn by June, strengthening the Government’s hand ahead of Budget 2027 despite lower excise…
Govt Press Release
Tax Revenues: Tax revenues in line with expectations in first half of the year
gov.ie figures show Ireland collected €50 billion in tax by end-June 2026, with receipts broadly in line with…
Govt Press Release
Tax Revenues: Tax revenues in line with expectations in first half of the year, says Simon Harris and Jack Chambers
Ireland’s gov.ie update shows tax revenues reached €50 billion by end-June 2026, broadly in line with expectations.
News
Why Ireland’s economy still faces pressure despite strong tax revenues
Strong tax receipts may signal resilience, but Ireland still faces housing, cost-of-living and global economic pressures.
Business
Tax receipts rise as public finances hold firm through May
Ireland’s tax take rose to €38.7bn by May, highlighting economic resilience but also risks for SMEs and future…