The Universal Social Charge Needs To Be Cut In The Budget, According To Fianna Fáil
They want a drop in the 4.75 per cent rate of tax that everyone earning between 19 and 70 thousand euro is charged
The Universal Social Charge needs to be cut in the budget, according to Fianna Fáil.
They want a drop in the 4.75 per cent rate of tax that everyone earning between 19 and 70 thousand euro is charged.
It will likely form part of a modest tax package in next Tuesday's budget.
Fianna Fáil's Finance Spokesperson Michael McGrath also says the rates of income tax need to change:
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