The Central Bank is predicting a government budget surplus of €8.6 billion this year, €3.5 billion higher than the department of finance’s estimates, due to surging corporate tax receipts.
Will heap further pressure to spend big in months ahead.
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CCPC ‘fully believes’ there are cartels within state’s €20bn procurement spend
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Breaking: Council of State to be called by president Catherine Connolly over International Protection Bill
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Several senior members of government are now open to reviewing Ireland’s nuclear power ban, while the issue has been actively discussed at cabinet energy committees in recent weeks, the Business Post has established.
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Fuel excise cuts agreed by coalition leaders
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Rachel Reeves to attend meeting of EU finance ministers in Dublin later this year
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‘We can't absorb all of this’: Government grapples with ‘greatest energy threat in history’
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Unsustainable: Ministers fear cost of battling ‘war inflation’
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Government opens door for Irish agencies to work with defence sector companies
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Interview with the Taoiseach on the Business Post today, discussing limits of the office, corporate tax risk, completing the EUs single market, the political challenge of raising new taxes, energy prices, and just how long he expects his leadership to continue.
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