Central Bank Chief Warns Donohoe of VAT 'Vulnerability'
IRELAND, JUN 30 – Central Bank Governor Gabriel Makhlouf warns of risks from overreliance on corporation tax and urges broadening Ireland's tax base to avoid a possible 4% budget deficit by 2030.
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Central Bank chief warns Donohoe of VAT 'vulnerability'
Central Bank Governor Gabriel Makhlouf has warned Minister for Finance Paschal Donohoe about the vulnerability of VAT as a source of revenue, as the Government plans to cut the rate of the tax for the hospitality and retails sectors.
Relying on windfall tax receipts leaves Irish economy in precarious position
The Minister for Finance must wake up to the threats facing our economy, according to Social Democrats acting leader Cian O’Callaghan. Deputy O’Callaghan, who’s the party’s finance spokesperson, said: “Minister Donohoe has told the Finance Committee that the bulk of windfall corporation tax receipts are being used to fund day-to-day spending. “The government is repeating the same mistakes as the past – disproportionately relying on transient tax…
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