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Ireland

Exchequer surplus down year on year to €1.4bn

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Tax Revenues Post Annual Growth Of 5% In January
Ireland

Tax revenues post annual growth of 5% in January

Corporation Tax Receipts Slump As Exchequer Takings Total €61.4Bn
Ireland

Corporation tax receipts slump as Exchequer takings total €61.4bn

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State Tax Receipts Jump 20% To €10.1Bn
Ireland

State tax receipts jump 20% to €10.1bn

Over €2Bn Went Unspent On Housing, Health And Transport Last Year
Ireland

Over €2bn went unspent on housing, health and transport last year

Nama Forecasts €4.25Bn Surplus For Exchequer
Ireland

Nama forecasts €4.25bn surplus for Exchequer

Government Tax Revenue Jumps By Almost 20% To €68.4Bn
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Government tax revenue jumps by almost 20% to €68.4bn

Paschal Donohoe Says Agreement On Global Corporate Tax Rate Still Uncertain
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Paschal Donohoe says agreement on global corporate tax rate still uncertain

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Exchequer Figures Show Government Tax Revenue Down €520M In January
Ireland

Exchequer figures show Government tax revenue down €520m in January

Tax Revenue Down By €2.1Bn, Expected Deficit Climbs To €19Bn
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Tax revenue down by €2.1bn, expected deficit climbs to €19bn

Exchequer Deficit Reached €11.7 Billion At End Of October
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Exchequer deficit reached €11.7 billion at end of October