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    Finanze pubbliche potenziate da un altro picco nelle entrate fiscali delle società – The Irish Times

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    1. anewdawn2020 on

      “don’t even think about housing. Do what you’re told and put it in the pile”

    2. miju-irl on

      But the government still has to increase education fees by €1,000 a year and not be able to lower income tax etc etc.

      Utter shite

    4. isogaymer on

      Didn’t we just get told by the Taoiseach that conversations on the budget with Chambers and Donohue were ‘sobering’? Couldn’t have been laying the ground work continuing to do nothing (remotely effective) about the housing crisis now could he?

    5. Any_Necessary_9588 on

      Oops doesn’t help the narrative of no cost of living supports this Christmas 🎅

    6. baghdadcafe on

      I think these tax receipts revenue is amazing but it’s going to be right sh!t show if these get curtailed.

      During the 1400s Venice boomed with tax receipts of its spice trade. Then Portugal discovered a sea route via Africa. Venice got screwed over big time. And history has an awful habit of repeating itself…

    7. ARSE-CLOWN on

      We’re gonna invest it in house, infrastructure and services right?? Paschal isn’t just gonna roll around in it again is he?

    8. bolted_horse on

      Can’t wait to see what consultancy fees this gets wasted on.

    9. tubbymaguire91 on

      What are they doing with all this money to future proof the economy and improve public services.

    11. OldVillageNuaGuitar on

      Right lads keep things steady. Shave half a point of VAT and round up the dwarves.

    12. turnhistv0ff on

      This is not going to last forever everything comes to an end and when it does we’re absolutely fucked 1980s pt 2

    13. mother_a_god on

      This. And also let’s curtsil the tech companies who want to build data centers /s. I know the data centers themselves have few jobs, but supporting tech companies operating in the state leads to high paying jobs and makes Ireland a tech hub. If the tech and pharma companies left, we’d be goosed.

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