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Marco Bompani
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Ireland Katılım Mart 2012
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Ireland is relatively low tax for someone making 2/3s average salary. They face a marginal rate of 28% - Ireland is in red in the charts.
But someone earning merely an average salary in Ireland faces the fifth highest marginal rate in the OECD (and hence the world).
Interesting to note that none of the Nordics have higher taxes at average earnings - the countries with higher rates are Lithuania, Luxembourg, Italy and Belgium.
Dan O'Brien@danobrien20
Important to recall that cuts to punitive personal tax rates, after 18 long years at emergency levels, would funds themselves in large part. Allowing people to keep more of their own money incentivises work, therefore more tax revenue.
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@YUKIMENDOBOKE Se hai le pezze al culo vuol dire che sei finanziariamente irresponsabile
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Ogni tanto su questo social fate paura perché voi non riuscite (forse) a concepire il concetto di gente che non arriva a fine mese e 1400 euro da parte non li riesce a mettere non perché finanziariamente irresponsabile ma perché con le pezze al culo dato il costo della vita
🐞🪷🐾🌻@nanamemeii
se siete adulti e vi considerate indipendenti e non avete da parte 1400€ per le emergenze mi dispiace ma siete finanziariamente irresponsabili
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@Sofia_Phobia Quello che serve è un proporzionale puro che rappresenti anche gli astenuti
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@nicola_humar Tweet perfetto per il primo Aprile, non primo Maggio
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Alcuni spunti:
1) Riduzione dell’orario di lavoro a parità di salario
2) Salario minimo
3) Nuova scala mobile
4) Obbligo di partecipazione dei lavoratori a utili e gestione delle aziende
5) Divieto di licenziamento per sostituire i lavoratori con l’IA
Buon Primo Maggio a tutti
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Cut income tax - today's @thecurrency column.
Punitive personal taxes were introduced in Ireland 18 years ago to address a fiscal crisis that is long over.
Last year the government took in almost €45 billion in personal income taxes, up from €15 billion in 2010.
How has it used that three-fold increase (yes, that's a trebling) of income tax, USC and PRSI revenues?
Annual social expenditure rose by €25 billion 2015-2025, when the economy was growing strongly.
Having kept the lid on public sector pay from 2008-2016, when it stood at around €20 billion, it has since soared by €16 billion to €36 billion last year.
What scrutiny there is of government spending is too focused on one-offs (hospitals and bike sheds). There is little examination of annual recurring spending, of almost €50 billion on social spending and the €36 billion spent on the public service pay bill. Both rise by additional billions every year, as does almost every other spending line.
Ireland badly needs a Taxpayers' Alliance, because politicians are certainly not standing up for taxpayers. Across the political spectrum, parties all want ever more spending. None is calling for fundamental reform of one of the most punitive personal tax regimes in the world (ranked second worst in the OECD by the Tax Foundation).
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@ciarannugent True, but it’s also true taxes are too high. Getting rid of USC would put a good amount of money in the pockets of the workers, especially for the upper-medium class which pays way more than the rest
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Yeah, but we don't.
It's factually incorrect
A German worker on 60k pays 37.5% income tax
An Irish worker on 60k pays 25%
A German worker on 90k pays 41% income tax
An Irish worker on 90k pays 33%
How this stuff gets by editorial process every other week is mad
Business Post@businessposthq
Lucinda Creighton: Intolerable that Ireland taxes middle-income workers as though they are global chief executives businesspost.ie/analysis-opini…
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@CarloCalenda E anche oggi ti confermi invotabile. Nessuna differenza da Conte e Fratoianni
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Con questi “europeisti” non avremo bisogno dei sovranisti per distruggere l’Europa. Non sono leader democratici. Sono mezze calzette
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In Italia un certo Olivetti, non esattamente Stalin, sosteneva che nessun dirigente avrebbe dovuto prendere più di dieci volte l’ammontare dello stipendio del lavoratore meno pagato dell’azienda. Nello UK è diventata una proposta dei Verdi. Da fare anche in Italia.
Politics UK@PolitlcsUK
🚨 NEW: 65% of Brits support the Green Party's policy of capping CEO pay at ten times the pay of the lowest paid employee
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@7Kiwi Solar and wind are useless everywhere unless you can reliably cover the base load with some other source
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Solar is useless for energy independence in Britain. It produces most on summer days when demand is low and nothing at all on winter evenings when demand is highest.
Jeremy Vine & Daytime on 5@JeremyVineOn5
Do we need to build more solar farms? The government has given the go-ahead for the UK's largest power-producing solar farm to be built. Should we accept we must make sacrifices to be energy independent?
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Ireland is a nation of savers — but not investors. Simon Harris argues a new investment account could change that, making wealth-building tools accessible to all.
businesspost.ie/analysis-opini…
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If you believe that the phenomenon of negative electricity prices mean that renewbles make energy cheap, then you are completely energy illiterate.
Electiricity in Germany is extremely expensive, it has only become expensive when Germany started the Energiewende.
The fact that on rare occasions wholesale electricty prices are negative for a couple of hours does not change this.
It actually makes it worse, because the German government subsidieses this electricity, which has nengative value by paying the wind and solar installations that dump their garabge into the grid, while then also paying our neighbours to take it of our hands.
Completely laughable.
You are and idiot and you should be ashamed to open your uninformed mouth about this topic.
NXT EU@NXT4EU
🚨- Electricity prices in Germany to be NEGATIVE tomorrow. Renewables deliver cheap, sovereign and clean energy for Europeans.
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Oggi più che mai sono evidenti i fallimenti del libero mercato. 40 anni di riforme per rendere i mercati più liberi e flessibili hanno portato solo miseria per i lavoratori mentre pochi CEO e azionisti si sono arricchiti a dismisura. Quale civiltà può tollerare questa oscenità?
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#Zelensky ,
- ha distrutto l'oleodotto Druzhba (Oleodotto dell'Amicizia) Russia → Ucraina → Ungheria / Slovacchia ;
- ha interrotto il 1° gennaio 2025 il gasdotto Russo-Ucraino-Ungheria -Slovacchia - Austria con Gazprom ;
- ha attentato al gasdotto TurkStream ;
- ha distrutto 3 linee del gasdotto Nord Stream 1 e 2 ( Kuznietsov estradato in Germania , la Germania non lo ha messo sotto processo - sic !-) ;
- ha distrutto il 40% dell'oleodotto russo nel Mar Baltico al Porto di Ust-Luga e Primorsk e raffineria Kirishi .
#Zelensky è un terrorista che attenta alla stabilità energetica europea .
... #Zelensky va accantonato . Punto !
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@thejournal_ie Make it easier then. Start removing the BS 25% corporate tax and the closed company surcharge
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Ireland needs more landlords with five or more properties who treat renting as a business, rather than one-off landlords who see it as their pension, according to Fine Gael MEP Regina Doherty. jrnl.ie/6994294
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@Nick_Delehanty Rationing is a communist measure. Just let the market decide the price
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🚨 🔔
“Members of the Defence Forces and the Gardaí would be situated at garage forecourts to check workers ID”
“Although Ireland is not yet in the territory of fuel rationing, a contingency plan will be stress tested in the coming weeks”
“The main concerns are around diesel and jet fuel .. the overall medium term outlook is serious and could deteriorate quickly”
“Conversations have begun at the centre of government about introducing new demand management measures, following in the footsteps of countries that have introduced fuel saving measures such as public holidays, mandatory work-from-home rules, fuel rationing and industrial shutdowns.”
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@imballoionico Tra gli iscritti AIRE 56% ha votato sì. Sicuramente un caso anche questo
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La parte produttiva del Paese ha votato sì. Ma è certamente un caso.
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@igorsushko Striking a terminal of that scale, especially 1,000 km deep, is a major escalation. This goes straight to Russia’s export capacity."
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Igor Sushko@igorsushko
💥 Russia: Massive Ukrainian drone strikes blew up vast areas of the Port of Primorsk, Russia's largest oil export terminal that processes 1.0-1.5 million barrels/day - 100 million tons of oil & oil products per year. 1,000km from Ukraine.
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💥 Russia: Massive Ukrainian drone strikes blew up vast areas of the Port of Primorsk, Russia's largest oil export terminal that processes 1.0-1.5 million barrels/day - 100 million tons of oil & oil products per year.
1,000km from Ukraine.
Igor Sushko@igorsushko
💥 Russia: Ukrainian long-range drone swarm successfully struck the Port of Primorsk on the Baltic Sea in Leningrad region, 100km Northwest of Saint Petersburg. All on fire. Russia has been exporting 1 million barrels of oil per day through this port. 1,000km from Ukraine.
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@MarkGermaine - 40-50k as starting comp if you have skill issues
- true but good tax reliefs for pension plans
- doesn’t apply to non-dom
- average rent is way lower than that and you can find a remote job and live in a cheapest city
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Reality in Dublin 🇮🇪
> €40-50k starting comp
> 52% tax on all earnings over €44k
> 33% CGT and 38% on ETFs, on which you are taxed for unrealised gains
> Average rent about €30k/yr
> Highest energy prices in the world
> It has rained almost every single day this year
Retail Mourinho@retail_mourinho
What I’d do as a European graduate to escape the corporate rat race >Get into tech sales in Dublin 🇮🇪 (any language) >€70–100k starting comp >Switch jobs / get promoted every 18–24 months → +€20k jumps >0% capital gains tax in Ireland for expats on stocks >Build an aggressive portfolio → target €1M Then make the move: >Tech sales in Spain: Barcelona/Madrid 🇪🇸 >Beckham Law → 24% flat tax & 0% capital gains tax for 6y >Same job, but now it funds lifestyle not survival >Rooftop apartment, sun, freedom >Learn Spanish >Date spanish 10s >Drink red wine >Run at sunrise / sunset >Workout >Eat tapas >Keep investing like a maniac >Grow port to €5–10M >Follow Retail Mourinho to make it happen Endgame: >Liquidate (sell port without paying taxes) >Move to the coast or whatever country you want >Buy a house wherever you want >Build a family >Win life -RM
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@EmeParonzini Anche senza referendum c’è il rischio di un governo pieno di Bonelli che prima o poi blocca tutto
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L'Italia non avrà mai il nucleare almeno fino a quando il tema sarà oggetto referendario. Nessuno investirebbe mai miliardi per poi vedersi bloccare tutto dall'ennesimo referendum targato Bonelli e compagni.
Open Source Intel@Osint613
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni’s government eyes nuclear comeback after 40 years to tackle soaring energy costs, exploring small modular reactors (SMRs) from the U.S., France, South Korea, and Canada.
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