Tax on wages earned by workers in Ireland increased by 0.3% in 2021, according to a report from the OECD. The OECD's "tax wedge" measures...

The cost of living crisis has been a cause for concern for households throughout the country as families try to make cutbacks wherever...

THE TÁNAISTE HAS claimed that the Irish Government are doing more than their British counterparts to help citizens with spiralling rates...

Minster for Finance Paschal Donohoe has said Ireland, the US and the EU are at a "high point" of economic co-operation, particularly over...

On 11 May 2022, the European Commission published a proposal for an EU Directive introducing a debt-equity bias reduction allowance...

The Revenue Commissioners last week began issuing final debt warehouse warning notices to taxpayers with outstanding tax returns. The...

This is an extract from the last two editions of Morning Memo, The Journal’s daily business newsletter, which puts the biggest business...

Surging costs drove a record increase in the prices charged by service providers in April, the latest AIB Purchasing Managers' Index for...

There was a deficit in the public finances of €1.1 billion at the end of April. This compares to a deficit of €7.6 billion in April 2021....

When it comes to getting households to save for unforeseen expenses, financial shock therapy may be just the ticket. That’s according to...

European shares edged up on Tuesday as investors focused on the likelihood that US and UK central bankers would hike interest rates this...

Hoteliers from around the country are gathering in Ballyconnell in Co Cavan, today after two years of restrictions and lockdowns where...

A minimum 20% tax on the overseas earnings of US multinationals would have an impact on Ireland, according to one expert in the area....

Eamon Ryan has confirmed yet more financial strain for the public. The planned increase in carbon tax is set to go ahead, despite the...

A third rate of income tax to put more money in the pockets of middle-income earners could be announced as part of October’s budget, the...

Irish taxpayers know all too well how much of their salary they will actually get to take home at the end of the month and how much is...

Housing and energy costs now 84pc higher than the EU average Food 20pc more expensive as householders ‘face €2,000 rise in costs’ Ireland...

Some were overpaid due to errors, others were correctly claimed but repaid when the firm's eligibility was found to have lapsed Over...

The British-Irish Chamber of Commerce has called for the establishment of an office for tax reform to recommend and advise the Government...

GOVERNMENT IS EXPECTED to move to cut excise on petrol and diesel in the next week or two. The Journal reported earlier this week that...