‘Strong evidence’ Ireland aiding EU banks’ tax-avoidance schemes
Ireland is one of the countries “leading the race to the bottom” in the facilitation of global tax avoidance, according to a new report from charity group Oxfam.
Read MoreIreland is one of the countries “leading the race to the bottom” in the facilitation of global tax avoidance, according to a new report from charity group Oxfam.
Read MoreIrish-based companies are among the biggest foreign owners of UK firms, ahead of Japan and well ahead of rising powerhouse China.
Read MoreThe price of an average semi-detached house in parts of Dublin is inflating as fast as in the boom years and the period immediately before the Central Bank introduced its lending restrictions two-and-a-half years ago.
Read MorePublic sector workers get paid 40pc more on average than their private sector counterparts, a report claims.
Read MoreOn Wednesday, the UK prime minister is scheduled to ’trigger’ Article 50 of the Treaty on European Union to announce to the 27 other EU member states that the UK intends to leave the union.
Read MoreIreland’s application for membership of the China-led Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) has been formally approved.
Read MoreEuro-area lenders took €233.5bn in free long-term loans from the European Central Bank as they prepare for the potential end of extraordinary stimulus.
Read MoreThe pound jumped yesterday after retail sales in the United Kingdom beat expectations, despite rising inflation.
Read MoreThe State’s Comptroller and Auditor General (C&AG) will no longer be sole auditor of Nama’s group entities, with the bad bank now drafting in a firm to undertake statutory audit work for the next three years, when the agency expects to be wound up.
Read MorePermanent TSB will finalise a clean-up strategy for its problems loans, including mortgages, by mid-year, the Irish Independent has learned, in a move designed to end investor uncertainty about the mounting regulatory pressures facing the lender.
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