Tag Archives: Budget 2011

Budget 2011 update

Posted on November 24, 2010 by

STEVEN CARROLL photo machholz The State’s tax base is to be widened before 2014 to include people earning as little as €15,300 and income taxes will return to levels last seen in 2006, according to the National Recovery Plan. VAT … Continue reading →

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Dr. Constantin Gurdgiev on projections for Budget 2011

Posted on November 5, 2010 by

What a breathe of fresh air Keep them coming Constantin!

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Focus Ireland launched Pre-Budget Submission

Posted on November 4, 2010 by

Dear Machholz, On November 1st Focus Ireland launched our Pre-Budget Submission calling on the Government to maintain funding for homeless services at current levels. On June 2nd 2010 Minister for the Environment John Gormley said: ‘During the economic downturn, I … Continue reading →

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Out of this World Minsters and TD’s

Posted on October 26, 2010 by

Nama to seek pay cuts SIMON CARSWELL and STEVEN CARROLL The National Asset Management Agency (Nama) has said it is not setting a cap on developers’ pay but will force large pay cuts across their companies as it seeks reductions … Continue reading →

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7 billion “correction”for next budget.???

Posted on October 23, 2010 by

Irish prime minister Brian Cowen has refused to rule out a projected 7 billion euro package of spending cuts and tax rises in the forthcoming budget. Emergency measures could very well reach that scale, despite the fact that it overshadows … Continue reading →

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Ronan lyons Budget 2011

Posted on October 19, 2010 by

By Ronan lyons Almost a year ago, the Minister for Finance stated that the Budget he was introducing before Dail Eireann, with its €4bn in savings, was going to be the toughest on the road to Ireland’s recovery. It was, … Continue reading →

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Budget 2011 (Ivan Yates has his ideas)

Posted on October 19, 2010 by

  As we get closer and closer to the December budget we are going to get a platter of suggestions and true to form here is one I came across  a few days ago This is just a flavor of … Continue reading →

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The FINANCE DUBLIN Irish Government Debt Clock

Posted on September 13, 2010 by

See the Republic of Ireland’s national debt mount up, a measure of the legacy the Irish Government is in the process of bequeathing to the children of Ireland:                                                    € 87,669,547,647   The FINANCE DUBLIN Irish Government Debt … Continue reading →

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We Must Cut Growth to Increase Growth – Seriously.?????

Posted on July 27, 2010 by

We Must Cut Growth to Increase Growth – Seriously. The Recession Diaries – July 26th Author: Michael Taft of Notes on the Front Published: July 26th, 2010 Section: Articles, Economy Discussion: One comment ↓ Possibly Related: Budget 2011, Deflation, ERSI What … Continue reading →

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Cabinet prepared for tough economic decisions

Posted on July 21, 2010 by

according to the RTE News Government ministers are admitting tough decisions must be taken in order to deal with economic realities. Their comments came ahead of a Cabinet meeting at Farmleigh to discuss preparations for December’s Budget. Minister for Justice … Continue reading →

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