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<p>Minister for Finance, Paschal Donohoe TD said corporation taxes cannot be relied upon over the medium-term. Picture: Gareth Chaney/Collins</p>

economy

Covid-19 leaves State finances €9.4bn in the red

State spent an extra €10.5bn compared to last year

<p>Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe has said there will be no increase in income tax in the upcoming budget.</p>

news

Budget 2021: No increase in income tax

<p>Despite the September surge, total registrations year to date remain down 25.8% (84,535) on the same period last year (113,945).</p>

economy

Pent-up demand led to a surge in new car registrations in September

Irish Examiner View: High time for cap on personal injury payouts

economy

54% of financial services firms want a 'cautionary' Budget

Cork Chamber: Cut Capital Gains Tax to 25% to stimulate economy

economy

Cork Chamber: Cut Capital Gains Tax to 25% to stimulate economy

Jim Daly: No matter what age you are, there's no place like home

comment-analysis

Jim Daly: No matter what age you are, there's no place like home

Federation of Irish Sport announces pre-Budget submission

Government funding needed to ensure survival of sport

The Federation of Irish Sport is calling on the government to honour funding commitments made in the National Sports Policy 2018 - 2027

Wed, 23 Sep, 2020

What Ireland's hairdressers want from Budget 2021

What Ireland's hairdressers want from Budget 2021

Consumers spent around €1.1 billion on hairdressing services last year

Mon, 21 Sep, 2020