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There was controversy over Michael D’Arcy taking up a top job in the Association of Investment Managers.
That’s according to exchequer returns for December published by the Department of Finance this afternoon.
The Department of Finance has said the Housing for All plan states that it will engage with institutional investors, including through trade show events.
The Motorised Transport Grant and Mobility Allowance schemes remain closed after a review was recommended over eight years ago.
The new laws will give the Central Bank more power to tackle individuals for wrongdoing.
How has Covid hit the State coffers so far?
Paschal Donohoe was speaking about what the upcoming Budget might look like.
The Employment Wage Subsidy Scheme initially excluded people who were proprietary directors of a company.
There were few surprises in today’s announcement.
Employment levels were down to 1.75 million people by the end of April.
AIB, Bank of Ireland, KBC, Permanent TSB and Ulster Bank will meet Department of Finance officials at 4pm.
From the Cuban Missile Crisis to Roger Casement statues, the Department of Finance is involved in nearly every government decision.
That’s according to a Department of Finance paper exploring ‘extreme’ but plausible scenarios.
The leisure and tourism sectors have expressed serious concerns over the withdrawal of a major insurance provider from the market.
And what impact will it have?
A new ESRI and Department of Finance report has examined what could happen in various scenarios.
The uncertainty over the future of the scheme means prospective buyers face an “anxious wait”, according to Fianna Fáil’s Michael McGrath.
Irish households are in a better position to withstand “adverse shocks” than it was in 2014.
The Irish Fiscal Advisory Council has warned that an economic slowdown is inevitable in coming years.
Minister for Finance Paschal Donohoe has said that State-owned banks are at risk of losing key figures.
The OPW entered into a lease to accommodate the HQs of the Departments of Children & Youth Affairs and Health, in addition to parts of the Departments of Finance and Public Expenditure & Reform.
It’s worried that staff at Irish banks could be attracted by more lucrative job offers.
The finance minister said State-owned banks are finding it difficult to retain staff due to wage competition.
Earlier this year, the bank announced that around 100 branches across the country would have cash services for half days only.
The tax on sugar-sweetened drinks was first announced as part of Budget 2017.
The money will be held in an escrow account subject to an appeal by Ireland.
A report said that one of the main problems with fraudulent injury claims is that it can be viewed as a “victimless crime”.
While stats show that car insurance is going down as a whole, the cost of premiums skyrocketed 70% from 2013 to 2016.
Including the sale of 29% of its AIB shares the government collected over €58 billion last year.
The Independent Alliance want Paschal Donohoe to give workers the option to work until the age of 66 if they choose.
“There are no proposals to change the corporation tax rate.”
The State is appealing the bill but will still need to collect the money first.
The Supreme Court yesterday made a significant court ruling about the wound up insurer.
The Department of Finance thinks it’s a good idea.
The move of the Brazilian multinational’s parent company has been criticised as a “brass-plate operation”.
The proposed measure has been outlined in the Income Tax Reform Plan released by the Department of Finance today.
We’re heading back into the fiscal space…
The project has now started and will continue until Autumn of this year.
The sentencing was adjourned to allow for a psychological report.
The RTÉ presenter has moved to clarify matters this morning.