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Seamus Coffey

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Corporate tax set for further short-term boost, fiscal watchdog says

Corporate tax set for further short-term boost, fiscal watchdog says

Tue, 10 Jun, 2025

Booming corporate tax receipts could grow further in 2025 and 2026, the Irish Fiscal Advisory Council said
Ireland ‘lagging’ behind other countries on infrastructure, watchdog says

Ireland ‘lagging’ behind other countries on infrastructure, watchdog says

Thu, 20 Feb, 2025

The Irish Fiscal Advisory Council said Government needs to ensure there are enough construction workers for infrastructure projects.
Finance minister defends spending plans following watchdog’s warning

Finance minister defends spending plans following watchdog’s warning

Wed, 04 Sep, 2024

Jack Chambers said that government was seeking to strike a balance between restraining spending and continuing economic growth.
Government urged to keep spending growth to 5% in Budget 2025

Government urged to keep spending growth to 5% in Budget 2025

Wed, 04 Sep, 2024

Economist Seamus Coffey of the Irish Fiscal Advisory Council (Ifac) is urging the Government to “stick” to the rule that would limit annual growth in spending to five per cent per year

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