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Rates relief for small businesses 'a Ponzi scheme' – Hyland - Vimarsana News

Rates relief for small businesses 'a Ponzi scheme' – Hyland

Councillor brands new scheme as ‘a sham’ and ‘a three-card trick’

Midwest Radio - Mayo Deputy criticises local authority as new scheme introduced for small business rates - Vimarsana News

Midwest Radio - Mayo Deputy criticises local authority as new scheme introduced for small business rates

Midwest Radio Broadcasting from Co Mayo in Ireland. Midwest Radio is the Number 1 local radio in Ireland

Wexford budget briefing hears rise in minimum wage could cost employers an extra €3,500 per employee - Vimarsana News

Wexford budget briefing hears rise in minimum wage could cost employers an extra €3,500 per employee

Restaurants, pubs and shops could be some of the worst affected by Budget 2024 with an increase in minimum wage, sick days and PRSI.

Clare Restaurateur Warns Tourists Will Stop Visiting Clare If Cost Of Business Increases - Vimarsana News

Clare Restaurateur Warns Tourists Will Stop Visiting Clare If Cost Of Business Increases

A North Clare restaurateur is warning that tourists will stop coming to this county if businesses are continuously forced to up their prices. While Budget 2024 has offered a number of supports to small and medium business owners, some Clare proprietors have highlighted the effects that rising fuel, energy and labour costs are having on the […]

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Budget 2024: Ireland 'moving closer' to Living Wage - Coveney - Vimarsana News

Budget 2024: Ireland 'moving closer' to Living Wage - Coveney

A once-off Increased Cost of Business Scheme was announced as part of Budget 2024, which will see grants going to some 130,000 small and medium businesses