Scope for extra tax measures in budget ‘narrow’, Jack Chambers says
Government hasn’t yet decided on all October budget details, Minister for Finance says
Government hasn’t yet decided on all October budget details, Minister for Finance says
Independent Broadcasters of Ireland says zero funding is unfair for stations that have similar licence obligations to RTÉ on news production
GDP contracts sharply for 2023, yet domestic economy remained strong
National Treasury Management Agency boss will oversee two new sovereign wealth funds with aim of capturing and investing windfall tax revenues
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A bumper €8.3bn package is planned, with much of the extra cash going to the health service and State investment
Minister for Finance Jack Chambers did not betray any inexperience during the Summer Economic Statement, but October will be the true test
Cumulative breaches of the rule will, in real money terms, be in region of €11 billion by the end of next year
Due to the Dáil recess this week, the Minister has days to make a decision about the planned increase
Following ‘intensive’ talks more would be done on spending side than through tax cuts, says Taoiseach
Hospital emergency department overcrowding and national swimming strategy to be discussed by Ministers
Our new Minister for Finance would do well to reflect on previous policy initiatives before delivering his first budget
Coalition would be running 18th successive budget deficit if not for windfall taxes from business sector
Michael Flatley’s famous Feet of Flames should not to be confused with that long running Dáil Éireann production: Pants on Fire
IBRC liquidators have paused the sale of two key assets in Kyiv once owned by businessman Seán Quinn
The new Minister must use the pre-election budget to perform an interconnected series of balances
Gabriel Makhlouf urges Government against giveaway budget
About half the State’s annual corporate tax take – €12 billion – is now classified as windfall
Jack Chambers accused of telling a ‘cock-and-bull story’ after he insisted change of date is not election related
Failure to go to electorate after October’s budget giveaways would be an act of political self-harm by by Fianna Fáil, Fine Gael and Green Party
Budget requests are already coming in thick and fast from backbenchers
Pressure likely to mount on Chambers and Donohoe to be generous as corporation tax receipts up 15 per cent on last year
Minister for Finance says Ministers will have to prioritise in new post-Covid, post-inflationary crisis period
Government is expecting a surplus of €8.6 billion this year
Minister for Finance Jack Chambers moves to dampen expectations around ‘tighter’ Budget 2025
Reserves will reduce its borrowing requirement in coming years, agency says
At age 33, Jack Chambers became the youngest Minister for Finance since 1919 this week. But despite his youth, he is not an avatar of change
Party had not cleared deputies for take-off, but James O’Connor flew straight back to Beijing after casting Dáil vote
State has recovered €16 billion to date from banks crisis-era bailout
The newly appointed minister warns he will be ‘well able to say no in the national interest’ ahead of Budget talks
The models suggest no need for a giveaway budget. Will the new finance minister listen?
Approaching a general election, the pressure is already growing for big spending increases and tax cuts to appeal to voters
Tánaiste says 33-year-old’s experience is ‘already well beyond that of many who have held post in the past’
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