Tánaiste Michael Martin has said he supports public naming of people who don’t pay their taxes. Revenue is currently reviewing a major EU ruling that ruled last month that Hungarian tax authorities had breached the …
Enterprise Minister Simon Coveney said the government must look into a proposal for a tax on overnight stays in Dublin hotels. A proposal for a hotel room tax is due to be presented to the …
Nearly 300,000 workers have had to pay up to €2,500 each in back taxes since January because they received PUP and other payments during the pandemic. The accountants are contacted by “terrified” workers who did …
Rural TDs demand five key budgetary measures: 1. A €20 increase to all weekly social welfare payments and benchmarking as outlined in our submission (p.16; 2. A slashing of all energy taxes and axing the …
The Tax Commission recommends taxing pizza and many other processed foods with new electricity bills also recommended. If passed, the new taxes would mean big hikes in property taxes and road tax, as well as …
The proposed 20 cent levy on single-use coffee cups is aimed at so-called sustainability issues, but in fact it’s just another tax on the average Joe. The Green Party tax measure was announced earlier this …
Just three weeks ago, Taoiseach Micheál Martin and current leader of Fianna Fáil told the Dáil that planned increases in the Carbon Tax would be ‘offset’ so there would not be additional costs for householders. …
Fianna Fail and Fine Gael vote to make certain – rural dwellers, working people, and the poor – pay for the Green party’s extremist climate action policies A key Dail Motion from the Rural Independent …
‘Axing the Tax’ would save households almost €8,000 from now to 2030. The Rural Independent Group of TDs moved a motion in the Dail to scrap the carbon tax. The motion also prohibits the re-introduction …
It is selfish for this government to continue increasing the carbon tax. In fact, since taking office, FF, FG and the Greens will have hiked the price per tonne of carbon by a whopping 86 …
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