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Tag Archives: taxation
Fifty Shades of Property Tax Grey (well, brown)
So the revenue have produced a heatmap of the country, at DED level, to give you a guide as to the property tax you will pay. Or, not. Its fifty shades of brown …well, 7 anyhow. Take a look at … Continue reading
Posted in Blogpost, Uncategorized
Tagged advertising, economy, graphics, property tax, taxation
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Stabilizers
Ok..this is going to annoy everyone I suspect… One of the things that strikes me about the debate in Ireland is the fundamental misunderstanding that exists about the public sector. There is a large constituency of people who exhibit tendencies in their discourse that … Continue reading
Posted in Blogpost
Tagged competitveness, economy, government, pay gap, politics, reform, taxation, wages
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(so far 8) questions on the Fiscal Compact which I would like answered..
Following up on my blogpost today and just in time for the sunday business and talking heads shows, some questions spring to mind on the Fiscal Compact. Feel free to pose these to relevant politicians or better yet to answer … Continue reading
Posted in Blogpost
Tagged Anglo, consistent method, debt levels, economic collapse, economy, Europe, financial economists, Fiscal Compact, ireland, politics, sovereign debt, taxation
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Taxes…flat,open, and fair is too much to hope for
This is a slightly longer piece published as an oped in the Irish examiner. In the next few weeks a large number of organizations will be announcing they have produced their “prebudget submissions”. Indeed, some have already done so – … Continue reading
