Six ways Jack Chambers might spend Ireland’s corporate tax windfall in Budget 2025

Six ways Jack Chambers might spend Ireland’s corporate tax windfall in Budget 2025

At the press briefing announcing the latest exchequer returns on Wednesday, the Department of Finance’s chief economist, John McCarthy, said his department estimated that about 50 per cent of the State’s €24 billion annual corporate tax take could be classified as “windfall” and potentially “non-recurring”.That means we’re accruing €12 billion in business tax receipts that … Read more

New Jersey Budget Hikes Taxes – Americans for Tax Reform

New Jersey Budget Hikes Taxes - Americans for Tax Reform

The deadline for New Jersey lawmakers to pass a budget is June 30 and Democrats, who control the legislature, are in the process of passing their $56.6 billion budget agreement. After an onslaught of tax hikes were bandied about during the budget process, the deal reached by lawmakers and Gov. Murphy includes his proposed corporate … Read more

WTI sticks to $81, below two-month high

WTI sticks to $81, below two-month high

The benchmark West Texas Intermediate (WTI) attracted fresh buyers in Asian trading on Wednesday and reversed a part of the previous day’s retracement slide from the $81.65 area, or a nearly two-month top. The US crude oil currently trades around $81.00/barrel, up over 0.50% for the day amid persistent geopolitical tensions stemming from Israeli strikes … Read more

Higher corporate tax rates enrich insiders – Washington Examiner

Higher corporate tax rates enrich insiders - Washington Examiner

Former President Donald Trump last week spoke to CEOs about cutting the corporate income tax rate. President Joe Biden, in contrast, wants to increase the rate. Because Trump’s announcement came before the Business Roundtable, it’s being interpreted as pandering to corporate America. That’s fair enough. But Biden’s counter — a higher corporate tax rate — … Read more

Larnaca, ’s great unknown potential

Larnaca, ’s great unknown potential

It is noticeable how city centres can change from one day to another, so to speak.  Larnaca, the “poor” relative of all towns, partly due to its unfortunate vocal pressure groups and some municipal corruption in the past, has been left behind in its development. The very recent upgrade of the original town with numerous … Read more

WTI nears $77.50 on increased summer demand

WTI nears $77.50 on increased summer demand

West Texas Intermediate price hovers around $77.50 per barrel during Asian trading on Tuesday, as crude oil prices are bolstered by expectations of increased fuel demand this summer. According to Reuters, analysts at the energy consulting firm Gelber and Associates noted that, “futures are higher as expectations of summer demand are supportive of prices despite … Read more

NFP report makes case for no Fed rate cuts until 2025

NFP report makes case for no Fed rate cuts until 2025

​The US jobs report highlights a super hot US economy, underscoring that there is a real risk that interest rates won’t be cut until 2025, the CEO of a leading financial advisory and fintech has warned. The U.S. economy added 272,000 non-farm jobs in May, much more than expected, while Wall Street had forecast an … Read more

Pressing Political Hot Spots for Boards

Pressing Political Hot Spots for Boards

Tax Policy The differences in proposed tax policy between the presumptive presidential candidates, at this point, in the two main parties — President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump — are vast, according to Garrett Watson, senior policy analyst with Tax Foundation, a nonpartisan tax policy think tank. “The differences between what (the candidates) … Read more

No, we don’t need a company tax cut to fuel manufacturing funding

No, we don't need a company tax cut to fuel manufacturing funding

The text discusses the debate surrounding company tax cuts in Australia, with Industry Minister Ed Husic suggesting that corporate tax reform or investment allowances for manufacturing capital should be considered. However, the text highlights that recent data shows a rise in investment in Australia, particularly in data centres, infrastructure, and energy, driven by the services sector. This surge in investment contradicts the narrative that company tax cuts are necessary to encourage business investment.

WTI below $74.00 as OPEC+ plan to ease output cuts

WTI below $74.00 as OPEC+ plan to ease output cuts

The drop in crude oil prices is attributed to OPEC+ announcing a gradual plan to ease some of their oil production cuts.