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Capital Gains Tax to rise 5%

Finance Minister Michael Noonan has unveiled an increase in Capital Gains Tax from 25% to 30% after today.

Capital Gains Tax to rise 5%

Tue, 06 Dec, 2011 - 16:14

Finance Minister Michael Noonan has unveiled an increase in Capital Gains Tax from 25% to 30% after today.

Although Troika programme commits to a move to a standard rate relief on pension contributions, no changes at this time.

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