Minister for Finance, Paschal Donohoe and Minister for Public Expenditure and Reform, Michael McGrath announced the details of Ireland’s Budget 2023 on 27 September, setting out the Government’s taxation and spending plans.

Budget 2023 was framed against a contrasting backdrop of increases in the cost of living and the recent positive reports on the exchequer finances.

If you’d like to learn how Budget 2023 impacts you and your business, please continue to check back on this page throughout the day, for real time insights, analysis and commentary.

For official government documents, please refer to Department of Finance Budget 2023.

On 20 October the Government published Finance Bill 2022 (as initiated). The Bill primarily seeks to implement the tax elements of Budget 2023 measures announced on 27 September. However, in addition to clarifying aspects of the Budget 2023 announcements, it also contains previously unannounced measures.

EY tax specialists have analysed Finance Bill 2022 so you can see what it will mean for you, your family and your business.


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    If you would like to learn how Budget 2023 will impact you and your business, please continue to check back on this page. The page will be continually updated with real-time insights, analysis and commentary from 1 pm onwards on 27 September 2022.

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