Organisation: ITI

A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

columnists

Time to plan for the long term - Tax policies

FINANCE Minister Michael Noonan yesterday defended the decision to phase out the €4bn-a-year USC between now and 2021. 

business

Examiner confirmed for Eircom

business

Eircom’s fall due to ‘pass the parcel’ history

business

Call for innovative tax measures to save jobs

business

Taxation group urges Government to use Budget to support SMEs

business

Complexity of company tax key concern for new businesses, poll finds

ITI in plan to support start-ups

THE country’s leading tax body has called for the introduction of a new plan to encourage more people to set up in business.

Tue, 15 Jun, 2010

Taxation body calls for tax and PRSI reduction

The Irish Taxation Institute is calling for a commitment from the Government to bring the top combined rate of income tax and PRSI below 50% by 2012 to support job creation.

Fri, 26 Feb, 2010

50% hike in firms on staged tax payments

AS THE recession deepens the number of firms on staged tax payments to the Revenue has risen by almost 50% over last year.

Fri, 24 Apr, 2009

‘Unjustified’ tax reliefs to be removed as tax on deposits swell

TAX reliefs regarded as “unjustified” by Finance Minister Brian Lenihan will be removed while taxes on deposit accounts are set to increase.

Thu, 09 Apr, 2009

Tax body calls for cut in employers' PRSI

The Irish Taxation Institute (ITI) today called for employers' PRSI to be cut as part of a range of measures it says will help to stimulate the economy.

Tue, 31 Mar, 2009

Egyptian institute and DIT discuss IT facility

DUBLIN Institute of Technology (DIT) is in talks with Egypt’s National Telecommunications Institute (NTI) with a view to establishing a centre of IT excellence there.

Wed, 25 Feb, 2009

First income tax hike in 25 years

THE first income tax hike in a quarter of a century will see everyone pay more taxes.

Wed, 15 Oct, 2008

Workers to get €700m tax back

Workers are expected to claw back €700m this year in overpaid tax from the Revenue Commissioners.

Mon, 06 Oct, 2008

Tax reforms spur drivers to consider low-emission cars

GOVERNMENT plans to encourage more drivers to get behind the wheels of low-polluting cars were given a boost yesterday with a survey showing motorists backing the changes.

Tue, 22 Apr, 2008

Initiative promotes careers in tax

A MAJOR drive has been launched by the Irish Taxation Institute (ITI) to encourage more people to pursue a career in tax.

Mon, 27 Aug, 2007

ITI and IBF against tax harmonisation plan

The Irish Taxation Institute (ITI) and the Irish Bankers Federation (IBF) have both come out today in opposition to new EU tax harmonisation proposals.

Wed, 02 May, 2007

Taxpayers owed millions, State finds

PAYE taxpayers are owed hundreds of millions of euro by the Revenue Commissioners in unclaimed medical expenses, bin charges, VAT rebates, and rent allowances, an Oireachtas Committee heard yesterday.

Thu, 18 Jan, 2007

Call to simplify tax rebate system

Experts today called on the Government to reform the tax relief system in order to make it easier for workers to get back the millions of euro they are owed.

Wed, 17 Jan, 2007

Fresh approach to tax treaties essential for business, says Irish Taxation Institute

IRELAND needs to change its approach to tax treaties if it hopes to stay ahead the global marketplace. That was the message today from the Irish Taxation Institute (ITI) in its pre-Budget submission.

Tue, 31 Oct, 2006

€100m in overpaid taxes unclaimed, says revenue

OVER €100 million is lying unclaimed because tax payers are unaware of the full range of tax reliefs.

Tue, 29 Aug, 2006