Annual flat-rate tax among principles for savings scheme
The scheme aims to encourage investment of part of the €170 billion held in low-yield deposits by Irish savers, with a flat tax above a tax-free threshold, officials said.
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Ireland to Launch Savings, Investment Scheme
Ireland is set to introduce a new personal savings and investment scheme next year. The initiative aims to encourage citizens to invest a portion of the 170 billion euros currently sitting in bank deposits earning minimal interest. Finance Minister Simon Harris has prioritised this policy since assuming his role four months ago, detailing the plans further on Tuesday. Harris highlighted the need to diversify Ireland’s savings and investment cult…
Government savings scheme will have single flat tax rate
A new state savings account set to be launched by government next year will be subject to a single flat rate of tax, Tánaiste and Minister for Finance Simon Harris has said. Speaking at the annual Savings and Investment Forum on Tuesday, Harris said the current tax system around savings is too complex and that simplicity would be a key component of the new account. Harris hopes that the move will encourage savers, who currently have a combined €…
Fine Gael’s investment scheme amounts to a tax break for millionaires
Fine Gael’s investment scheme amounts to a tax break for millionaires, according to Social Democrats finance spokesperson Cian O’Callaghan. Deputy O’Callaghan said: “Simon Harris and Fine Gael have shown their true colours as they roll out their latest scheme to allow millionaires dodge tax. “The rich and their accountants will make hay as they shift their investments around to make the most of this latest Government handout. “The cost of this t…
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