Budget 2027 Draws Sharp Criticism; Smoking Tax Bid Called 'Abject Failure' ↗
Front page leadBudget 2027 faces strong criticism from a watchdog, and a bid to cut smoking is deemed an 'abject failure' in Dáil.
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The Irish Times front page prominently features news and analysis related to Budget 2027, including criticism from a watchdog and details on tax increases. Other stories cover new personal investment schemes, public spending, and a Q&A session addressing budget measures.
Budget 2027 faces strong criticism from a watchdog, and a bid to cut smoking is deemed an 'abject failure' in Dáil.
A comprehensive overview of the key measures and details within Budget 2027 is provided.
A large €8.5 billion budget is described as a giveaway that manages to annoy almost everyone except Patrick O'Donovan.
Public spending has reached a record level, with a watchdog sharply criticizing Budget 2027.
Ireland's new personal investment scheme is explained, with an analogy suggesting it functions like a yearly 'mini deemed disposal'.
Experts provide answers to questions regarding Budget 2027, covering tax, pensions, inheritance, and childcare.
New spending rules for the Gardaí are anticipated following the booking of nearly €250,000 worth of unused hotel rooms.