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Number of Irish Insolvencies Decline in Third Quarter

Independent industry statistics released by InsolvencyJournal.ie reveal that corporate insolvency figures for the quarter ending September 2011 totalled 389 insolvencies, a decrease of 8 per cent from the Q2 2011 figures and a third consecutive monthly reduction.

Irish Residential Property Prices 42% Down On Peak

The trend of steady falls in asking prices has continued into the third quarter of 2011 with the latest figures from leading property website MyHome.ie showing prices are down 42% from their peak level in 2006. In Dublin they are down 48% from peak levels.

Irish Prices Remain High Despite Drop In Inflation

Consumer prices fell in Ireland in 2009 and 2010 but prices remain high by EU standards. Ireland was the fifth most expensive EU state in 2010, after Denmark, Finland, Luxembourg and Sweden with prices 18% above the EU average.

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Taxing Times: Budget 2006
By KPMG
This KPMG newsletter provides indepth analysis of Budget 2006.(pdf, 14 pages) Download/View File
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Tax Guide 2006
By BDO Simpson Xavier
BDO tax guide with key highlights from Budget 2006 and an analysis of those measures (pdf, 15pages) Download/View File
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Budget 2006 Newsletter
By PWC - Ireland
Understand the main measures and assess their impact on you and your business. (pdf, 4pages) Download/View File
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