Ireland Budget raises income tax threshold and welfare payments

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 6 Oct, 17:18 · Archive

Ireland's Budget 2027 raises the income tax threshold to €46,500 and increases social welfare payments by €10 per week.

Ireland's Budget 2027 has raised the higher rate of income tax threshold to €46,500, announced by Taoiseach Simon Harris. Social welfare payments have been increased by €10 per week across the budget measures.

The budget also extends a reduction in fuel excise duty until February, as part of a broader package of fiscal measures.

Ireland Budget raises income tax threshold and welfare payments — Image: Derry Journal

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Budget 2027: Income tax threshold hiked to €46.5k, social welfare up €10 a week, and fuel excise decrease extendedDerry Journal · 6 Oct, 16:51
Income tax changes and social welfare increases in BudgetBelfast Telegraph · 6 Oct, 15:10

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