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Professional firms may be included in state subsidy scheme to help pay businesses winter fuel bills

Professionals such as doctors, dentists, lawyers and accountants are set to be included in the Government’s new energy subsidy scheme for businesses after initially being left out, the Irish Independent has learned.

Irish Independent

Ukraine war used as an ‘excuse’ to delay direct provision’s end, says Irishwoman who is the former top EU civil servant

The war in Ukraine is being used as an “excuse” to delay the end of direct provision, a senior Government advisor has said.

Irish Independent

Tánaiste wants professional firms added to energy subsidy scheme

THE Tánaiste Leo Varadkar is seeking to expand the new energy subsidy scheme for businesses to include professionals, which were left out of the original version of the programme.

Irish Independent

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Parents of man killed fighting in Ukraine say he was a 'man of fortitude and honour'

Following the family's wishes and instructions, the International Legion and the Armed Forces of Ukraine are handling the repatriation process

Wales Online

‘I have a long journey ahead of me, I hope, in politics’ – Paschal Donohoe says his fate as Eurogroup chief is in the hands of others

Paschal Donohoe doesn’t want to talk about it.

Irish Independent

No plans to extend energy support scheme for businesses – Donohoe

The Minister for Finance has said he has no plans to extend the major energy support scheme for struggling businesses to help reduce their bills.

Irish Independent

Paschal Donohoe says he’s ‘not a candidate’ for top job at EU bailout fund

Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe has ruled himself out of the running for a job at the head of the eurozone bailout fund.

Irish Independent

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Paschal Donohoe refuses to rule himself out of top job at bailout fund

Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe refused to rule himself out of the running to take over as head of Europe’s bailout fund on the fringes of a meeting of European finance ministers in Luxembourg.

Irish Independent

Eurozone finance ministers call for united response to energy crisis

Euro area finance ministers have agreed to refrain from giveaway budgets and “harmful tax adjustments” in 2023 to try to curb spiking prices.

Irish Independent

Renters as well as home buyers will carry cement levy burden

The concrete levy introduced in this year’s budget is also set to impact renters, as well as people buying new homes, the ERSI has warned.

Irish Independent

Taxpayer are down €45.7bn on bank rescues – C&AG report

The cost of bailing out the banks during the financial crisis stood at €45.7bn at the end of 2021, the Comptroller and Auditor General (C&AG) has found.

Irish Independent

Finance Minister announces resumption of AIB share trading plan

Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe has announced the Government has resumed its AIB share-trading plan.

Irish Independent

Dipping into rainy day fund cannot be ruled out, says Public Expenditure Minister Michael McGrath

Michael McGrath said it was 'prudent' of the Government to set aside the funds

Irish Mirror

Budget 2023: The timeline for when the new measures that were announced come into effect

Paschal Donohoe and Michael McGrath yesterday revealed an €11bn Budget to see the country through the next 12 months of uncertainty.

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Landlord with four properties tells RTE radio Budget 2023 phone-in that Government 'has thrown landlords under the bus'

The caller said landlords were 'not valued whatsoever'

Irish Independent

Government ‘has thrown landlords under the bus’, ministers hear

Landlords have been “thrown under the bus” by the Government, it has been claimed.

Irish Independent

Dipping into rainy day fund cannot be ruled out – Public Expenditure Minister

The Government cannot rule out dipping into the six billion euro rainy day fund early next year to help people struggling with the cost-of-living crisis, the Public Expenditure Minister has said.

Irish Independent

Government could intervene in new year to help people’s finances, says Varadkar

The Tanaiste has said the Government will reassess the country’s financial situation in the new year to see whether it needs to intervene again to help people.

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Budget 2023: Here's a full list of the cash boosts coming in before Christmas

The list of new measures announced will be coming in throughout the end of 2022 and into 2023 to help with targeted concerns.

Dublin Live

Budget 2023: €11bn bonanza as Tanaiste says preparations underway for cost of living crisis next year

Pension hikes, reduced college fees, free energy credits, cheaper public transport, slashed childcare fees and across the board welfare hikes are all part of the bonanza

Irish Independent

That was the Budget that was

Poor old Pearse Doherty. He did Trojan work in taking on the dam burst of Government donations left, right and centre. We liked his line claiming “champagne corks will be flying tonight” among developers, as the Government “continues to roll out the red carpet”.

Irish Independent

Tech sector sees tax credit and employee share scheme extensions

The tech sector has given a cautious welcome to the extension of tax credits around intellectual property and employee share schemes in Budget 2023.

Irish Independent

‘The devil will be in the detail’ – €1.2bn supports set aside for small firms leaves restaurants wanting more

The Restaurants Association of Ireland has insisted that €1.2bn set aside by the Government to help small and medium-sized businesses cope with soaring energy costs “does not go far enough”.

Irish Independent

Growth sting: Inflation is heading for double digits this year and there’s a 2008 level of pessimism forecast for next year

Inflation is here to stay and a mini (domestic) recession is on the way, in an economic sting in the tail of the larger-than-expected €11bn Budget package.

Irish Independent

Income taxpayers to gain an extra €800 and renters to get €500 but ‘the changes don’t go far enough’

INCOME taxpayers will get some small cheer in the new year with the changes announced in the Budget.

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