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Tuesday 24 November 2020
Online filers will now get over two weeks extra to pay their taxes.
The Commission for Energy Regulation is proposing the increase to the Public Service Obligation levy.
The online giant is to pay €172 million in back taxes in the UK following a six-year probe by UK revenue and customs.
The party is proposing a radical overhaul of the tax system and the introduction of a single 23% rate.
Michael Noonan happy with the recommendations, particularly the bit about the digital economy.
A new research paper claims that the only beneficiaries would be those who earn a lot already.
Bacon and buttons.
Firm created extra 300 jobs under outgoing MP – successor Shaun Murphy hopes to build on that success.
The RaboDirect Pro12 champions have come to an agreement with revenue officials in the United Kingdom.
A French woman has received a tax bill for her grandfather, who died in 1949.
IRELAND’S LEVEL 5 restrictions are set to come to an end on Tuesday next week, 1 December, and the government is set to decide later this week what will be implemented to replace them.
Taoiseach Micheál Martin told the Irish Examiner this morning that the country will move back to Level Three restrictions from 1 December, allowing non-essential retail to reopen in time for the Christmas trade.
While retail stores look set to reopen, allowing people to get their Christmas shopping done in person, many people are still opting to do a lot of their festive shopping online their year.
So, today we want to know… Do you plan to do most of your Christmas shopping in person?
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