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Read Minister@Paschald 's #Budget2021 speech in full on our website: #ProtectingLivesandLivelihoods #HopeForTheFuture
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Minister @Paschald has announced that farm consolidation stamp duty relief is to be extended by 2 years to 31 December 2022 #Budget2021
LISTEN: Ministers@Paschald & @DeputyMcGrathTD with be li @TodaySORe on to answer your questions on #Budget2021his morning from 10am on @RTERadio1
The Department’s latest compilation of high frequency data shows that the second-wave of COVID-19 infections appears to be having a knock-effect for a number of the economic indicators presented. Read more:
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Minister @Paschald elected as President of #Eurogroup . Read more:
Minister @Paschald has announced a reduced VAT rate for the hospitality and tourism sector from 13.5% to 9% with effect from 1st November 2020 #Budget2021
Minister @Paschald outlines measures to support individuals and businesses impacted by COVID-19
The Minister for Finance @Paschald , and The Minister for Public Expenditure and Reform @DeputyMcGrathTD , will present Budget 2021 to the Dáil on Tuesday the 13th October#Budget212020
Minister @Paschald has announced the establishment of a new scheme, the COVID Restrictions Support Scheme (CRSS), to provide targeted support for businesses. #Budget2021
Introducing a tax at a rate of 30 cent per litre on drinks with over 8 grams of sugar per 100 millilitres #Budget18 and @roinnslainte
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