Ireland's Budget to Fund Pensions, Climate Action and Cost of Living While Building Wealth Fund from Corporate Taxes
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Ireland to detail in Tuesday's budget how it will use its healthy finances to fund pensions, climate action, and cost of living measures.
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Budget surpluses due to a surge in corporate taxes paid by foreign firms. Government to invest in a sovereign wealth fund to cover age-related costs.
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Setting up a 14 billion euro infrastructure and climate fund to help meet emissions targets.
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Ministers to press ahead with plans to cut income tax and increase recurring spending by 6.4 billion euros in 2023.
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Providing one-off financial supports totaling 2.4 billion euros on top of tax cuts, welfare increases, and other cost of living help.