by John McWey | Oct 10, 2017
Irish Budget 2018 – Main points The Minister for Finance gave an upbeat assessment of the economic situation with growth forecast at 4.3% in 2017 and 3.5% in 2018. The government forecasts unemployment to average 5.7% in 2018 vs 6.1% currently. However he...
by John McWey | Sep 14, 2017
The deadline for availing of 2016 personal tax relief is fast approaching on October 31st. Now is the ideal time to start or top-up your pension. This applies whether you are self-employed or a PAYE taxpayer. You could potentially reduce your tax bill or even get a...
by John McWey | Feb 8, 2017
Whether you qualify for the the State Pension (contributory) depends on a minimum number of PRSI contributions paid during your working life, and a minimum yearly average paid/credited contributions. This entitlement is not means-tested. The yearly average determines...
by John McWey | Sep 23, 2016
Where does €100 cost just €60 ? Contributions made to an Irish pension may qualify for tax relief at 40% if you are a higher rate tax payer. Every €100 you save into a pension would cost you just €60, subject to limits based on your age and income. To benefit...
