No-deal Brexit threat to our food firms
Bord Bia, Greencore, and the Revenue Commissioners were among a batch of parties to issue stark warnings to the Irish ...
Read More Majority of Irish IT professionals do not trust social media
The majority of Irish IT professionals do not trust social media providers to manage their personal data carefully. In addition, ...
Read More SMEs are not good at chasing tenders but help is at hand
Under 10pc of SMEs have managed to win a lucrative government contract and many don’t even bother to apply – ...
Read More Tax Institute boss hits out at Revenue ‘delays’ and ‘inconsistency’
THE new president of the Irish Tax Institute has lashed out at Revenue, saying businesses have been facing big delays ...
Read More Central Bank orders fund managers to review fees
Regulators at the Central Bank have ordered managers of Irish-domiciled mutual funds to review fees charged to investors, after uncovering ...
Read More Thousands of families face huge inheritance tax bills as home values rise
Thousands of families are set to be hit with huge tax bills when they inherit homes and other assets this ...
Read More Pfizer facing $100m Brexit bill as it grapples with no-deal fallout
European firms aren’t alone in their Brexit pain – Pfizer, the US-based drug behemoth, says its costs for dealing with ...
Read More Manufacturing output hits seven month high
Manufacturing output has risen to a seven month high driven by sharp increases in output and new orders. The headline ...
Read More Motor group to create 50 jobs with €15m investment in dealership cluster
Cork-based motor group Johnson & Perrott is to open the first phase of a €15m dealership cluster at Bishopstown in ...
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