A day after Taoiseach vows to cut USC for higher earners, Fianna Fáil come up with their own proposals

Fianna Fáil says it would abolish the 1% Universal Social Charge rate in its first budget after the election.

A day after Taoiseach vows to cut USC for higher earners, Fianna Fáil come up with their own proposals

Fianna Fáil says it would abolish the 1% Universal Social Charge rate in its first budget after the election.

The party says it would also halve the 3% rate, with both measures costing €336m a year.

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