Housing starts double as Government reforms appear to show early impact – The Irish Times
Housing starts rose to more than 3,000 in December, twice the November figure, raising hopes that Government measures…
Changing Times Brewery freezes prices for 2026 following Guinness hike – The Irish Times
Changing Times Brewery, which was founded by the families behind some of Dublin’s best known pubs, is to…
Goodwill or necessity? Why is China slashing solar and battery subsidies?
China will cut export subsidies for solar panels and batteries in the coming months, a move mainly aimed…
Ireland’s tax take hits record €106bn in 2025 despite fears over Trump tariffs – The Irish Times
Government tax receipts surged by almost 9 per cent to a record €106 billion last year despite the…
Officials warned Paschal Donohoe that Vat cut would be ‘extremely significant’ for taxpayer
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China’s cabinet clears path for VAT law to take effect next month
The State Council has approved draft regulations for implementing China’s new value-added tax (VAT) law, which is aimed…
‘We’re having debates about food menus… it’s whether or not to include the filet steak at a big price’ – The Irish Times
“Over there is Carrigtwohill business park,” says Fergal Harte pointing out the window from a suite on the…
Government collects record €10bn in corporation tax in November – The Irish Times
The Government collected a record €10 billion in corporation tax in November, according to the latest exchequer returns.…
13 more drugs VAT-exempt | Philstar.com
Rhodina Villanueva – The Philippine Star November 11, 2025 | 12:00am MANILA, Philippines — Thirteen drugs for cancer…
How did we end up handing McDonalds a €20 million windfall? – The Irish Times
The Government should be scratching its collective head wondering how a string of high-profile restaurant closures three years…
Let’s be clear: Ireland’s hospitality VAT rate will not be passed onto consumers – The Journal
Let’s be clear: Ireland’s hospitality VAT rate will not be passed onto consumers The Journal VAT cut for food…
Budget to cut disposable incomes by 2% next year if wages grow as expected – ESRI – The Irish Times
Households will, on average, be 2 per cent worse off next year as a result of measures in…