"Ireland's corporation tax regime is a core
element of our economic policy mix and a longstanding anchor of our
offering to attract FDI. In addition to our 12.5 per cent headline
tax rate we will also ensure that we continue to play to our
traditional strengths"
The Minister for Finance, Paschal Donohoe, and the Minister for
Public Expenditure and Reform, Michael McGrath, announced a budget
that, as expected, included a significant package of public
expenditure measures to help tackle inflation and rising energy
costs. Higher than projected tax receipts and the highest level of
Irish employment on record are testament to the resilience of the
Irish economy. These buoyant tax receipts will result in €6
billion being allocated to the National Reserve Fund over 2022 and
2023 in order to bolster available reserves for future challenges
to the Irish Exchequer. Although the wider macroeconomic
environment remains particularly challenging, Ireland's economy
has strong