We will use Irish Modified GNI rather than GDP as the denominator in making international comparisons of Irish public expenditure throughout this website.
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Failure to update property values for local property tax could put the future of the tax at risk. The general revaluation of houses should be carried out as planned in 2019.
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Tracker Mortgages are worth almost €1.2 billion in lower interest charges compared to loans at the standard variable rate.
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The total direct tax arising from the operation of foreign owned multi-national corporations in Ireland in 2015 was €10.5 billion.
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This note examines the latest OECD data on the progressivity of the Irish income tax system in comparison with other OECD countries.
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OECD recommends reform of the tax and welfare system and cutting red tape to boost growth.
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The proposal to charge for excessive use of water under the Water Services Act, 2007 is not credible.
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Ireland has very high hospitalisation rates by international standards particularly when account is taken of our relatively young, healthy population.
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The results from the 2015 Survey of Income and Living Conditions (SILC) show a significant reduction in inequality.
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This note examines the changes in the structure of employment in the Irish economy since the turn of the century. The service sector is the key driver of job creation.
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Median hourly earnings in Ireland are the highest in the Eurozone after adjusting for different price levels in the various countries
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