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'Unconscionable and wrong' that businesses could close as energy firms' profits surge, says Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe

'Any decisions that Europe or Ireland makes has three policies that we have to consider'

Irish Mirror

Paschal Donohoe promises Budget 2023 will help with spiralling gas and electric bills

The measures brought in by the Budget will be similar to some of the initiatives introduced in response to the Covid-19 pandemic

Dublin Live

UK government's approach to Brexit left us 'all screwed', says unionist former Justice Minister

The former Justice Minister is among several ex-ministers who have shared their candid experiences of Stormont power-sharing

Belfast Live

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Budget 2023 update: Social welfare changes, Child Benefit boost, housing tax break and more to be considered

The Government is considering a range of new measures aimed at tackling rising inflation in the hopes of bringing some relief to those currently struggling

Irish Mirror

Budget 2023: How much more money could I have in my pocket?

The Budget in September is expected to focus on middle and lower income earners who have been worst affected by the rising rate of inflation

Dublin Live

I earn between €35k and €50k - what might Budget 2023 have for me?

Supports are expected to focus on middle and lower income earners who have been worst affected by the rising rate of inflation

Irish Mirror

Budget 2023 update - social welfare hikes, €500 energy payment and other measures under consideration

Among the measures under consideration is an energy payment of up to €500, a once-off double Child Benefit payment in December and a boost to social welfare payments

Irish Mirror

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All we know about Budget 2023 so far – Social Welfare changes, Child Benefit boost and extra €1,000

Among these new measures under consideration is a double child allowance payment for December, an energy credit, a boost to social welfare payments and the introduction of a new tax bracket

Irish Mirror

Thousands could receive double child benefit payment of €280 as part of cost of living package

Parents with two children could receive €560 while a family with three children is eligible to receive €840 if the Government agrees to the policy

Dublin Live

Thousands could see once-off double Child Benefit payment of €280 in huge boost

Those in receipt of a child benefit payments could be in line for a €280 one-off payment if they have one child or €560 if they have two

Irish Mirror

Budget 2023: Tanaiste Leo Varadkar confirms tax change could be on the way in good news for many

We're starting to get a few hints from the Government about what might be in store for next month's Budget, the latest of which came from Leo Varadkar on Wednesday.

Irish Mirror

Government could cut excise duty of beer and wine to help cost of living crisis

The plan is one of a number of options in the Tax Strategy Report, prepared by economists at the Department of Finance for minister Paschal Donohoe.

Irish Mirror

Almost 500,000 workers could be due tax refund after paying an extra €600

The news comes as nearly 500,000 overpaid a total of €300 million in tax last year

Dublin Live

Almost half a million workers could be due refund after paying €600 too much tax

The news comes as nearly 500,000 overpaid a total of €300 million in tax last year

Irish Mirror

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Flogas introduce prise rice of up to 20% as customers hit by another hike amid cost of living crisis

It's the sixth time since the start of 2021 that the company has raised prices, with the latest hike seeing the average gas bill go up by €30

Irish Mirror

Russia switching off gas to Europe presents 'severe' risk to Ireland

Minister for Finance Paschal Donohoe said the 'global economic shock' caused by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has 'rapidly' changed Ireland’s economic context

Irish Mirror

Russia-Ukraine war sends shockwaves through Ireland's economy and could have 'severe' consequences

Paschal Donohoe, the Finance Minister, said the war could cause further economic woes for Ireland

Irish Mirror

Budget 2023 'will balance helping people with protecting economy', says Paschal Donohoe

The Finance Minister refused to predict that the Budget would increase people’s living standards, stating that the economic outlook was currently too uncertain

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Budget 2023: Cut in VAT on gas and electricity 'to be extended past October'

Ministers have agreed to bring the Budget forward to September 27 - two weeks earlier than expected

Dublin Live

Health experts warn of another Covid wave as hospitals under pressure

The HSE also warned of increased pressures on hospital services as almost 600 staff members in acute hospital settings have tested positive in the last week

Dublin Live

Minister for Finance Paschal Donohoe warns of recession risk

“We’ve acknowledged that recession is a risk"

Irish Mirror

Recession Ireland: Fresh updates on if country is headed for economic disaster

Earlier this week, the government confirmed that it is unlikely that additional measures to tackle the increase in inflation would be introduced before Budget 2023 in October

Irish Mirror

Top minister warns recession is looming in Ireland as Taoiseach offers update on crisis

Paschal Donohoe has for the first time used the 'R' word in relation to the cost of living crisis

Irish Mirror

Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe says high corporate tax receipts create 'artificially benign picture' of Ireland's finances

'In a world that has become so susceptible to unforeseen shocks, it is even more important that we prepare now for the risks that we know are ahead'

Irish Mirror

GAA fans being fleeced for €167 for hostel bunkbed in Dublin, Dail hears

TDs and Senators slammed hoteliers and accused them of 'price gouging' and 'extortionate room charging' which amounted to 'economic treason'

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