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undefined | Strong economy boosts tax receipts 3.4% in Q1

The strong Irish economy delivered a 3.4 % rise in tax receipts during the first quarter of 2026 compared with the same period in 2025. Income tax collections jumped 6.1 % to €8.7 billion, signalling a healthy jobs market, while VAT – which includes taxes on fuel – rose 5.3 % to €8 billion.

Corporate tax earnings slipped slightly, falling 3.1 % to €2.9 billion, and excise revenue dropped 1.2 % to €1.5 billion after last month’s cuts to petrol and diesel duties. Overall tax receipts amounted to €22.6 billion in the quarter; when one‑off Apple payments are excluded from the 2025 figures, the amount collected this year is €700 million higher than a year earlier.

Despite the higher receipts, the exchequer posted a €1.2 billion deficit in Q1, largely driven by transfers to the State’s long‑term savings vehicles – the Future Ireland Fund and the Infrastructure, Climate and Nature Fund. Government spending reached €26.4 billion, 6.4 % above the same period last year but 1.6 % below the Department of Finance’s forecast, prompting the Irish Fiscal Advisory Council to warn that Ireland’s spending growth is outpacing that of other EU countries.

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undefined | Strong economy boosts tax receipts 3.4% in Q1

The strong Irish economy delivered a 3.4 % rise in tax receipts during the first quarter of 2026 compared with the same period in 2025. Income tax collections jumped 6.1 % to €8.7 billion, signalling a healthy jobs market, while VAT – which includes taxes on fuel – rose 5.3 % to €8 billion.

Corporate tax earnings slipped slightly, falling 3.1 % to €2.9 billion, and excise revenue dropped 1.2 % to €1.5 billion after last month’s cuts to petrol and diesel duties. Overall tax receipts amounted to €22.6 billion in the quarter; when one‑off Apple payments are excluded from the 2025 figures, the amount collected this year is €700 million higher than a year earlier.

Despite the higher receipts, the exchequer posted a €1.2 billion deficit in Q1, largely driven by transfers to the State’s long‑term savings vehicles – the Future Ireland Fund and the Infrastructure, Climate and Nature Fund. Government spending reached €26.4 billion, 6.4 % above the same period last year but 1.6 % below the Department of Finance’s forecast, prompting the Irish Fiscal Advisory Council to warn that Ireland’s spending growth is outpacing that of other EU countries.

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#business #irish #exchequer #futureirelandfund #infrastructureclimatenaturefund

undefined | Strong economy boosts tax receipts 3.4% in Q1

The strong Irish economy delivered a 3.4 % rise in tax receipts during the first quarter of 2026 compared with the same period in 2025. Income tax collections jumped 6.1 % to €8.7 billion, signalling a healthy jobs market, while VAT – which includes taxes on fuel – rose 5.3 % to €8 billion.

Corporate tax earnings slipped slightly, falling 3.1 % to €2.9 billion, and excise revenue dropped 1.2 % to €1.5 billion after last month’s cuts to petrol and diesel duties. Overall tax receipts amounted to €22.6 billion in the quarter; when one‑off Apple payments are excluded from the 2025 figures, the amount collected this year is €700 million higher than a year earlier.

Despite the higher receipts, the exchequer posted a €1.2 billion deficit in Q1, largely driven by transfers to the State’s long‑term savings vehicles – the Future Ireland Fund and the Infrastructure, Climate and Nature Fund. Government spending reached €26.4 billion, 6.4 % above the same period last year but 1.6 % below the Department of Finance’s forecast, prompting the Irish Fiscal Advisory Council to warn that Ireland’s spending growth is outpacing that of other EU countries.

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#business #irish #exchequer #futureirelandfund #infrastructureclimatenaturefund

Joint statement from Finland, the Netherlands, and the United Kingdom on joint defence financing and procurement | HM Treasury

Finland, the Netherlands and the United Kingdom yesterday made a joint statement on defence financing and procurement. Increa…
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https://www.europesays.com/2854535/

UK Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves is under intense pressure at the Labour Party conference in Liverpool on Monday, where she must reassure her party and the markets that she can both hold the line on...

https://dmarketforces.com/reeves-faces-hardest-day-tax-hikes-loom-for-november-budget/

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[17:45] Exchequer got once-off €0.5bn last month

A once-off payment of €0.5bn in corporation tax was made to the Exchequer last month, according to new figures from the Department of Finance.

https://www.independent.ie/business/exchequer-got-once-off-05bn-last-month/a194724036.html

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[17:45] Exchequer got once-off €0.5bn last month

A once-off payment of €0.5bn in corporation tax was made to the Exchequer last month, according to new figures from the Department of Finance.

https://www.independent.ie/business/exchequer-got-once-off-05bn-last-month/a194724036.html

#0.5bn #Exchequer #lastmonth #theDepartmentofFinance

[17:45] Exchequer got once-off €0.5bn last month

A once-off payment of €0.5bn in corporation tax was made to the Exchequer last month, according to new figures from the Department of Finance.

https://www.independent.ie/business/exchequer-got-once-off-05bn-last-month/a194724036.html

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Party of #LawAndOrder my foot! #GOP is the party of #grift and #corruption and #unscrupulous #felons. They only know how to #defraud the #exchequer and #loot from the #USTreasury and flout the #constitution. What we see here is #planned #disassembly of #government and open #contravention of court orders.

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https://www.yahoo.com/news/inside-collapse-nih-154334572.html

Party of #LawAndOrder my foot! #GOP is the party of #grift and #corruption and #unscrupulous #felons. They only know how to #defraud the #exchequer and #loot from the #USTreasury and flout the #constitution. What we see here is #planned #disassembly of #government and open #contravention of court orders.

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https://www.yahoo.com/news/inside-collapse-nih-154334572.html

Party of #LawAndOrder my foot! #GOP is the party of #grift and #corruption and #unscrupulous #felons. They only know how to #defraud the #exchequer and #loot from the #USTreasury and flout the #constitution. What we see here is #planned #disassembly of #government and open #contravention of court orders.

#IllegalAdministration #CorruptAdminstration #felon #impeachment #antiscience #TraitorMAGA #TraitorGOP

https://www.yahoo.com/news/inside-collapse-nih-154334572.html

Party of #LawAndOrder my foot! #GOP is the party of #grift and #corruption and #unscrupulous #felons. They only know how to #defraud the #exchequer and #loot from the #USTreasury and flout the #constitution. What we see here is #planned #disassembly of #government and open #contravention of court orders.

#IllegalAdministration #CorruptAdminstration #felon #impeachment #antiscience #TraitorMAGA #TraitorGOP

https://www.yahoo.com/news/inside-collapse-nih-154334572.html

Party of #LawAndOrder my foot! #GOP is the party of #grift and #corruption and #unscrupulous #felons. They only know how to #defraud the #exchequer and #loot from the #USTreasury and flout the #constitution. What we see here is #planned #disassembly of #government and open #contravention of court orders.

#IllegalAdministration #CorruptAdminstration #felon #impeachment #antiscience #TraitorMAGA #TraitorGOP

https://www.yahoo.com/news/inside-collapse-nih-154334572.html

[15:49] C&AG urges Gardai to review non public duty events fees

The Comptroller and Auditor General's 2023 report has recommended An Garda Síochána reviews procedures and fees charged at non public duty events to ensure unrecovered costs are not funded by the Exchequer.

https://www.rte.ie/news/business/2024/0930/1472784-cag-urges-gardai-to-review-non-public-duty-events-fees/

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[15:49] C&AG urges Gardai to review non public duty events fees

The Comptroller and Auditor General's 2023 report has recommended An Garda Síochána reviews procedures and fees charged at non public duty events to ensure unrecovered costs are not funded by the Exchequer.

https://www.rte.ie/news/business/2024/0930/1472784-cag-urges-gardai-to-review-non-public-duty-events-fees/

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[15:49] C&AG urges Gardai to review non public duty events fees

The Comptroller and Auditor General's 2023 report has recommended An Garda Síochána reviews procedures and fees charged at non public duty events to ensure unrecovered costs are not funded by the Exchequer.

https://www.rte.ie/news/business/2024/0930/1472784-cag-urges-gardai-to-review-non-public-duty-events-fees/

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UK Economic Growth Forecasts Downgraded in Autumn Statement

#UKNews #UK #UKEconomy #AutumnStatement #autumnstatement2023 #Exchequer #JeremyHunt

https://www.ganganews.com/world/uk-economic-growth-forecasts-downgraded-in-autumn-statement/

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