Brian Lenihan was on a panel earlier and he said the focus now was on a tough budget later this year.
It is believed the government want to raise taxes by another 4 billion on a diminishing base of taxpayers.
That will be 1000 Euro for every man, woman and child.
I expect the burden to fall on workers most of all, and other indirect taxes.
The government have to raise it some way, and I believe the raised money will go towards our increased debt servicing requirements.
I am expecting the 2% levy to go to 4%. I also think there will be a property tax. Car tax will probably go up.
Expect 1500 extra to be taken from your pay packet over the year or 120 a month.
And next year will be just as bad with two budgets, requiring about 7 billion in new taxes. By the end of 2010, the average worker will be paying extra taxes of at least 3000 a year or about 280 a month.
If you are earning 2500 net a month now, by the end of 2010, you will be earning 2000 a month.
And most of it will be going to pay for the carnage of the property bubble and rogue property developers.



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