A woman watching the Budget 2022 speeches in Buswells Hotel, Dublin Image: RollingNews.ie A woman watching the Budget 2022 speeches in Buswells Hotel, Dublin Image: RollingNews.ie IN THREE DAYS time, Budget 2023 is set to be unveiled by both the Finance and Public Expenditure Ministers after a long summer of kite flying.
It has been widely flagged in advance that there will be a cost-of-living package alongside the traditional budgetary measures. In August, Tax Strategy papers that were published had floated the idea of increasing social welfare payments to keep in line with inflation. This follows on from core funding increases on childcare being announced and some changes to pay agreements for childcare workers.
A wider indexation of existing tax bands is within the current Programme for Government, with support within Fianna Fáil for these measures. Related Read 22.09.22 Varadkar says Ireland’s ‘very high’ rents are ‘out of kilter’ with similar countries A Vacant Property Tax is also set to be a part of Budget 2023, with the Finance Minister announcing the measure in July as part of efforts to reduce long-term vacancy.It is likely that the 20% reduction in public transport fees will be extended, with some sources stating that the fees could be cut further.Fine Gael in particular are pushing for the short hop zone, which caps fares, to be extended into commuter counties outside Dublin, including Kildare, Meath and Wicklow.
The rich getting richer and the poor getting poorer! FFG know their days are numbered and are cleaning out the house for themselves and friends!!
I expect to get shafted. I expect lots of bluster and big numbers that in reality means shag all to the average person. I expect politicians to do well out of it financially along with their handlers.
TadghMcN Thank God the eighty odd Landlords in the Dail will be getting a tax break.
TadghMcN Thank God the eighty odd Landlords in the Dail will be getting a tax break.
TadghMcN Thank God the eighty odd Landlords in the Dail will be getting a tax break.
TadghMcN Thank God the eighty odd Landlords in the Dail will be getting a tax break.
TadghMcN Thank God the eighty odd Landlords in the Dail will be getting a tax break.
TadghMcN Thank God the eighty odd Landlords in the Dail will be getting a tax break.
TadghMcN A let down.
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