Tax system ‘unfairly stacked’ against family businesses
Family Business Network urges revamp in submission to Commission on Taxation
Post-Brexit deal welcomed in NI amid concerns over future outside EU
Manufacturing NI: ‘First trade deal in history which makes doing business more, not less, difficult’
Forced retirement in private sector faces Pension Commission review
Former Revenue chairwoman Josephine Feehily will head review on state pension age and related issues
Budget 2021: Capital gains tax lowered for some entrepreneurs
Eligibility loosened for CGT relief, which allows lower rate of tax of 10% on disposals
Family business group calls for capital gains tax to be slashed
Lobby group suggests tax should be cut from 33% to 20%
Family-owned businesses call for Covid-19 recovery fund
Irish companies face repaying €270bn in debt along with deferred liabilities after pandemic
British-Irish chamber criticises lack of co-ordination between Ireland and Britain
The chamber said cross-Border businesses are particularly exposed to divergent approaches
Sammy Wilson says UK will ‘break free from the EU prison’
Anti-Brexit protests taking place in Co Louth, outside Stormont and along the Border
Services sector described as ‘forgotten child’ of the Brexit process
British Irish Chamber of Commerce warns of the risk Brexit poses to €46bn services trade between Republic and UK
Government urged to use €1bn from corporate taxes for Brexit fund
Budget should prepare economy for ‘shock’, says British Irish Chamber of Commerce
No-deal Brexit more likely under Boris Johnson, Moody’s warns
Business leaders congratulate Tory leader but call for clarity in his first 100 days
Hunt calls for ‘technology-led solution’ to keep Border open after Brexit
Conservative leadership contender claims the mood in Brussels has changed and the EU is more open to alternatives to the backstop
Deal giving reciprocal rights for British, Irish citizens is signed
Irish citizens ‘will still be able to work, study and, above all, will be welcome’, says British minister
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Forum hears principles to support Irish and UK economies as Brexit draws near
British and Irish Chamber of Commerce director general says ‘we’re now at a critical juncture in the Brexit process’
Plans for no-deal Brexit vary from department to department
Brexit preparations at the Department of Transport are described as ‘all over the place’
Government must produce more detailed no-deal Brexit plans - business group
Industry wants more ‘on the ground’ information and supports for affected businesses
Government should seek Brexit mitigation fund - British Irish Chamber
State should identify Brexit impact on each tax heading, chamber says
Post-Brexit era arts: Will they bask in an harsher spotlight?
Greater challenges in moving talent and sets may be offset by bodies shifting to Ireland
More third level spending needed to attract top academics
Lack of education funding sees Irish universities fall in global rankings, conference told
British Irish chamber calls for new UK-EU customs arrangement
Arrangement would eliminate the need for a hard border on the island of Ireland, it says
Sell GAA matches to Britons to boost tourism - business group
Ireland misses out on ‘culturally curious’ visitors, says British Irish Chamber of Commerce
Varadkar gives ‘cautious welcome’ to May’s Brexit speech
Taoiseach says ‘further clarity’ needed from the British prime minister
Businesses ‘not being listened to’ on Brexit
Potential tariffs and checks could increase cross-border trade costs by €100 per journey
Brexit customs proposal a big ask, says Mairéad McGuinness
Government insists peace process must not be used as ‘bargaining chip’ in negotiations
Inside Business Podcast: UK hung parliament ignites hopes of a softer Brexit
Larry Broderick says AIB should set up a staff profit share scheme
Irish businesses look for UK election silver lining
Some Irish exporters believe vote could change course of Brexit
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For Your Diary: Global Payments, SAIC Motor Corp report; Green energy conference
Brexit could lead to increase in CAO points for Irish students
Higher international fees may lead to thousands of students staying at home
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For Your Diary: INM results, UK retail figures and Girls in Tech conference
Irish business groups concerned over ‘aggressive’ Brexit stance
Ibec says hardline attitude risks damaging UK’s close relationship with Ireland
Like it or not, State must help UK get good deal on Brexit
Empathy with our largest trading partner does not mean antipathy to the EU
Fianna Fáil meets in Carlow for pre-Dáil think-in
Brexit and homelessness high on agenda for party meeting before Oireachtas returns
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