Changes to the “double Irish”
Minister Noonan is outlining changes to corporation tax reforms in his Budget scheme. All new companies registered in Ireland will have to be tax resident here, ending the so-called “double Irish”...
View ArticleGood news for Cork’s growing micro-brewing scene
Finance Minister Michael Noonan has announced an increase in tax reliefs for micro breweries in Budget 2015. He’s also promised to monitor the new film tax relief scheme, and has pledged to monitor it...
View ArticleThe .15% pension levy will continue next year
Finance Minister Michael Noonan says the higher pension levy will end this year, and the .15% levy will continue next year. It appears that the pension levy will end at the end of 2015. Minister Noonan...
View ArticleWindfall tax on rezoned land to end.
The 80% windfall tax on rezoned land is to be removed. The 33% rate of Capital Gains tax will now apply.
View ArticleSavings boost for first time buyers
Finance Minister has announced that first-time buyers saving for a house deposit will be able to reclaim DIRT – in other words, they’ll get all the interest on their savings. He added that he expects...
View ArticleTax relief on water charges confirmed
Finance Minister Michael Noonan has confirmed that households will be able to claim tax relief of 20% on water charges, up to a maximum rebate of 100 euro. There were mutters and shouts in the Dáil...
View ArticleDelays on the South Ring Road
Gardaí were at the scene of a traffic accident this morning which saw a vehicle overturn in the South Ring Road area. Details of the incident are yet to be confirmed but those involved are said to be...
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Lifelong Learning Festival to kick off on Monday
The Life Long Learning Festival will kick off next Monday. With more than 500 free events taking places across the city all week, here’s a flavour (PDF) of just some of what will be happening. The...
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EEXXjob 31/10/2015Echo/Exam NewsDaniel Guinness of Dublin Hill, at the Dragon of Shandon festival on Shandon Street, Cork.Picture: David Keane.
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