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About LinkBacksExchequer figures for may are now out; EXCHEQUER STATEMENT OF EXCHEQUER SURPLUS/(DEFICIT) IN THE PERIOD ENDED 31 MAY 2009 - Department of Finance - Government of Ireland
Exchequer figures for may are now out; EXCHEQUER STATEMENT OF EXCHEQUER SURPLUS/(DEFICIT) IN THE PERIOD ENDED 31 MAY 2009 - Department of Finance - Government of Ireland
They are agressively managing the spending side. I'd imagine that they are going to become a lot more aggressive come June 6th onwards.
holy crap, I feel sick reading that
tax take is 13.5 bn for the first five months of the year. loo-lah Lenny and his merry band of slow learners in the DoF better revise their forecasts downward again, 30bn now seems highly optimistic
this is good news. . . We have turned the corner. . . .
what ******************************g moronic planet to you live on ? we are and will continue to be ********************ed for some time to come, in no small part thanks to the gombeenism of FFOriginally Posted by MM FF
Enda Kenny on FF government: “We’re in this mess, not because Fianna Fáil policies have failed, but because they have succeeded.”
Not necessarily. October/November are the two big tax months with the bulk of Corporation and Capital Taxes in those months. Although they could be extroadinarily weak this year.
Yes- I think I'll go out and vote FF now.
We are in great hands.
Economic Left/Right:-3.75
Social Libertarian/Authoritarian:-3.69
that's an easy prediction to make KN! CT and CGT\CAT take will be teeny-weeny this year - who's making any profits?
the trajectory continues down and I stick by my prediction of <30bn (despite these damned levies)
Why do you say that when you know its not true. . . Its this kind of negativity that depresses me
Most of the tax take comes around in Nov/Dec. So it's too early to make a comment.
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