Record €85bn tax take as Government spending continues to climb – The Irish Times
The Government collected a record €85 billion in tax in the 10 months to October but spending continues…
‘A tax on health’: Saunas hike prices as owners say VAT has been raised
IRISH STANDALONE SAUNA operators say they are facing a choice between raising their prices or absorbing shrinking margins…
Does going electric still save me money if my fuel is VAT-refundable? – The Irish Times
I read the story on the estimation of the fuel savings of an electric car. Can you apply…
I spent my inheritance and erased my savings to send my sons to private school
Ten years ago, we made a decision which has shaped our finances since. We decided to send my…
Owner of one of Ireland’s best-known pubs sees profits near €10m in 2025 – The Irish Times
Pints of Guinness for more than €10 helped the owner of one of the country’s best-known pubs, The…
Record €66bn in tax collected in first eight months of 2026 – The Irish Times
Government spending is rising more quickly in percentage terms than tax receipts even as a record €66 billion…
Multinationals paid additional €1bn in July as new 15% tax rate kicks in – The Irish Times
Multinationals paid an additional €1 billion in corporation tax in July following the introduction of a new minimum…
Developers seek further tax breaks to boost home building – The Irish Times
Property developers want a VAT cut and other tax breaks in October’s budget to aid their industry in…
McDonald’s to Chapter One: which restaurants passed the VAT cut on to customers? – The Irish Times
The new tax break for restaurants and cafes isn’t for the common people, Cabinet Ministers Simon Harris and…
Will my next restaurant bill be cheaper because of this week’s VAT cut? – The Irish Times
I see the Government has cut VAT for restaurants – hurrah, does this mean my meal will be…
Some restaurants are now trimming prices after getting a VAT cut
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Hospitality wins from VAT rate cut but no benefit for consumers – The Irish Times
On the same day the VAT rate for food services and hairdressers was cut to 9 per cent…