Budget 2027: Key points & analysis

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Sep 30, 2026

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Your essential resource for Budget 2027

Budget 2027 will be presented on 6 October 2026 by An Tánaiste and Minister for Finance, Simon Harris, alongside Minister for Public Expenditure, Infrastructure, Public Service Reform and Digitalisation, Jack Chambers, marking a significant moment for individuals and businesses alike.

Our dedicated Budget 2027 Hub provides expert predictions, up-to-date insights and in-depth analysis to help you navigate the changes, and assess the Budget's potential impact on your financial planning and business strategy.

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Budget 2027: Predictions

Budget 2027 expectations: Ireland's entrepreneurs need more than encouragement

Ahead of Budget 2027, Brendan Murphy explores why Ireland needs to do more than encourage entrepreneurship, with targeted tax measures and simpler reliefs to support business growth and innovation.

Budget 2027: A "Make Work Pay" Budget

As the Irish Government prepares Budget 2027 the question arose: how to reward work today while safeguarding the public finances for the future. Our tax experts take on what the Summer Economic Statem...

Irish medtech scales on American money. Ireland needs to start putting up some of its own

Ireland's medtech companies go abroad for their capital and their customers. A new national pension scheme and a sovereign fund built to back Irish business give us the means to change that.

Fuel excise delay highlights need for broader SME supports in Budget 2027

Government fuel excise relief offers SMEs short-term breathing room, but broader cost pressures require targeted Budget support.

Exchequer shows resilience despite global headwinds

Strong growth in corporate, VAT and income tax receipts highlights the resilience of Ireland’s Exchequer despite global uncertainty, offering early reassurance ahead of Budget 2027 discussions.

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