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    1. pauldavis1234 on

      Only one of the many, many types of tax

      * Income Tax (including via PAYE for employees).
      * Universal Social Charge (USC) — a separate income levy, though often linked to income tax.
      * Corporation Tax (including the 12.5% trading rate and 25% passive rate).
      * Capital Gains Tax (CGT) — generally 33%.
      * Capital Acquisitions Tax (CAT) — gift and inheritance tax, generally 33%.
      * Value-Added Tax (VAT) — standard 23%, with reduced/zero rates.
      * Excise Duties — on alcohol, tobacco, mineral oils (fuels), etc.
      * Vehicle Registration Tax (VRT).
      * Customs Duties.
      * Stamp Duty — on property transfers, shares, etc.
      * Local Property Tax (LPT).
      * Pay Related Social Insurance (PRSI) — social insurance contributions (often treated as a tax/levy).
      * Deposit Interest Retention Tax (DIRT).
      * Dividend Withholding Tax (DWT).
      * Professional Services Withholding Tax (PSWT).
      * Relevant Contracts Tax (RCT) — for certain subcontractors.
      * Life Assurance Exit Tax.
      * Betting Duty / other niche duties.
      * Various environmental/carbon levies embedded in fuels/energy.
      * Insurance levies or specific product taxes (e.g., sugar-sweetened drinks tax).

    2. No_Donkey456 on

      I’d much rather see PAYE cut so all workers benefit rather than just wealthy people.

    3. Art_Questioner on

      While they’re at it they should also abolish the “temporary” USC.

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