#Budget2020: 'Business supportive' budget broadly welcomed by Irish Tax Institute

Tax institute: 'Business supportive' budget broadly welcomed by Irish Tax Institute

Film Industry: Screen Ireland welcomes €1 million increase in funding

Garda group: 'Garda reform plan being built on quicksand'

Disability groups: Rehabilitative Training Allowance should be reinstated

NAPD: 'Investment in students with special education needs is welcome'

Tourism: Missed opportunity to reverse tourism VAT hike'

INMO: 'We’ve been bandaging up the health service for far too long'

Drinks Ireland: 'Tax relief changes are welcome'

Housing bodies: 'Housing crisis eclipsed by possible Brexit crisis'

ALONE: 'Disappointment for older people as they are denied pension increase'

SIPTU: 'Budget 2020 is muddled, contradictory and regressive'

Brexit: '€1.2 billion for no deal-Brexit prep will best help businesses'

Barnardos: 'Over-emphasis on no-deal Brexit may neglect needs of children'

Irish Heart Foundation: 'Not enough to drive down smoking rates and tackle child obesity'

Irish Pharmaceutical Healthcare Association: 'Brexit budget must not further delay new medicines for patients'

Savills Ireland: 'Stamp duty increase unhelpful in selling Ireland as place for business'

Carbon Tax: 'Carbon tax and the charge on nitrogen oxide is to be commended'

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The Tax Institute of Ireland has welcomed support offered to Irish businesses and agrees with the Finance Minister's decision to direct resources to sectors most vulnerable to risk of no-deal Brexit.