Income tax receipts surged between 2020 and 2022
Income tax receipts in Ireland rose by more over the two year period up to 2022 than they did over ...
Read More Proportion of corporation tax paid by 10 multinationals rose to 57% in 2022 – Revenue
An analysis by Revenue of corporation tax returns last year has revealed that the proportion paid by just ten multinationals ...
Read More New share buyback to cut State’s stake in AIB to 53.35%
The Minister for Finance has taken part in AIB Group’s 2023 share buyback programme on a directed basis, which will ...
Read More Agricultural land prices to continue to rise this year – report
The cost of farmland and renting farmland is set to continue to rise in 2023, according to a new report ...
Read More Motor insurance premiums fell 5% in first half of 2022 – Central Bank
Motor insurance premiums fell by 5% in the first six months of last year, according to new data compiled by ...
Read More Moody’s upgrades Ireland’s credit rating to highest level in 13 years
Ratings agency Moody’s has upgraded Ireland’s sovereign credit rating. The move to the Aa3 ratings brings Ireland back to Moody’s ...
Read More Cabinet to consider abolishing development levies temporarily
Development levies for housing could be abolished temporarily under plans to be considered by Cabinet tomorrow. The measure, yet to ...
Read More Corporate insolvencies rose 22% in first quarter
The number of corporate insolvencies recorded in the first three months of the year rose 22% compared to the same ...
Read More Dollar, euro steady after strong US bank results
The US dollar and euro steadied today after strong US banking results firmed up expectations that the Federal Reserve and ...
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