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Tanaiste And Finance Minister Simon Harris (Pa), © Pa Wire/Pa Images

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Tax revenues to end-April up over 4 per cent to €28bn

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No Changes To Personal Taxes In Budget, Donohoe Says
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No changes to personal taxes in Budget, Donohoe says

Exchequer Surplus Down Year On Year To €1.4Bn
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Exchequer surplus down year on year to €1.4bn

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The Last Time This Led To Great Depression, Public Expenditure Minister Warns
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The last time this led to Great Depression, Public Expenditure Minister warns

Apple Receipts At Core Of €4.1Bn Exchequer Surplus At End Of March
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Apple receipts at core of €4.1bn Exchequer surplus at end of March

Government Tax Intake Increased Sharply In November Due To Apple Ruling
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Government tax intake increased sharply in November due to Apple ruling

Garda Síochána Drugs And Organised Crime Bureau Lodges €3.1 Million In Cash To The Exchequer
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Garda Síochána Drugs and Organised Crime Bureau lodges €3.1 million in cash to the Exchequer

Tv Licence Expected To Remain As Part Of Rté's New Hybrid Funding Model
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TV licence expected to remain as part of RTÉ's new hybrid funding model

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No Mini-Budget Planned As Harris Set To Become Taoiseach
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No mini-budget planned as Harris set to become taoiseach

Tax Receipts Lower Than Expected In First Quarter Due To Corporation Tax Slump
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Tax receipts lower than expected in first quarter due to corporation tax slump

Latest Figures Show 5.5% Rise In Tax Revenue In First Two Months Of Year
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Latest figures show 5.5% rise in tax revenue in first two months of year

Tax Revenues Post Annual Growth Of 5% In January
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Tax revenues post annual growth of 5% in January