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Apple; the greatest example of modern inequality

It has been a number of months since the motion I introduced to the Dáil along with Joan Collins and Richard B...

Widespread hardship in the developing world due “profit-sharing”

There is widespread hardship for those in the developing world due to something called “profit-sharing...

Widespread hardship in the developing world due “profit-sharing”

on: October 13, 2019In: Corporate Tax, International, SliderNo Comments

There is widespread hardship for those in the developing world due to something called “profit-sharing” which is a number of loopholes being used by multinational corporations. I... Read more

A “caring budget” or a PR budget?

on: October 31, 2018In: Budget, Corporate Tax, Disability Funding, Drugs, Housing Crisis, SliderNo Comments

As the dust settles on Budget 2019, I’m posting snippets of my post budget speech made the day after it was announced to argue that there is no doubt but that inequality is growing and... Read more

Time to tax the banks with a financial transaction tax

on: September 30, 2016In: Corporate Tax, Local & National, Parliamentary Questions, SliderNo Comments

It is estimated that if this levy at an extremely low rate, about 0.1%, was applied to trading in shares, securities and derivatives, Ireland would raise in the region of €320-€350 million p... Read more

Apple; the greatest example of modern inequality

on: August 31, 2016In: Corporate Tax, Local & National, SliderNo Comments

It has been a number of months since the motion I introduced to the Dáil along with Joan Collins and Richard Boyd Barrett and we can now see in the wake of the Apple tax controversy the tota... Read more

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