RTE News- Theresa May outlines offer on EU citizens living in UK June 22, 2017British Prime Minister Theresa May has told a European Council summit in Brussels that any EU citizen living in the United Kingdom for five years would be given "settled EU status".
- Sinn Féin accuses UK govt of 'going through motions' June 22, 2017The UK government is merely "going through the motions" in talks to restore power sharing at Stormont and is more focused on their efforts to strike a deal with the DUP at Westminster, Sinn Féin has claimed.
- Verdict of medical misadventure returned at inquest June 22, 2017A verdict of death by medical misadventure has been returned at the inquest into the death of a pregnant woman who died during emergency surgery at the National Maternity Hospital, Holles Street in Dublin last year.
- Trump says he does not have recordings of ex-FBI chief June 22, 2017US President Donald Trump has said he does not have recordings of conversations with the former head of the FBI James Comey.
- Northern Ireland needs 'special status' after Brexit June 22, 2017The Government has said that it is demanding "special status" for Northern Ireland after Brexit.
- Cost of OCI report into Rio scandal €1.5m and rising June 22, 2017Olympic Council of Ireland President Sarah Keane has revealed that the cost of the organisation's report into the Rio ticketing scandal was €1.5m and rising, but suggested it would not be wasted money if the OCI is "fundamentally changed for the better".
- SIPTU recommends acceptance of new public pay deal June 22, 2017Ireland's largest trade union, SIPTU, has decided to recommend acceptance of the new public service pay agreement negotiated two weeks ago.
- Bar Council chair calls for focus on high standards June 22, 2017The Chairman of the Bar Council of Ireland has said more resources should be devoted to maintaining high standards in the judiciary rather than spending money on an elaborate, expensive quango to decide which judges should be recommended for appointment.
- 24 protected disclosures made to GSOC in three years June 22, 2017The Garda Ombudsman says it has received 24 protected disclosures from whistleblowers in the last three years.
- Ireland awarded Test status after 10-year quest June 22, 2017Ireland and Afghanistan became the 11th and 12th members of Test match cricket's close-knit club today at a meeting of the sport's governing body in London.
- Theresa May outlines offer on EU citizens living in UK June 22, 2017
Category Archives: Income
Worksheet: How to calculate your Family Income Supplement
Title:Worksheet: How to calculate your Family Income Supplement Author: Citizens Information Full Text & Source: http://www.citizensinformation.ie/en/reference/worksheets/worksheet_how_to_calculate_your_family_income_supplement.html Worksheet Family Income Supplement (FIS) is a weekly tax-free payment available to married or unmarried employees with children. To qualify for FIS, your average … Continue reading
Family Income Supplement
Title: FIS Explained Author: Kells Resource Centre Full Text & Source: http://www.kellspeoplesresourcecentre.com/#!Social-Welfare-FIS-explained-Kind-of-/c1idz/77553379-A883-4E8A-90C0-AD10CA70BB06 The Internet, Online, 10/3/2015 This is the allowance we get most questions about. The Family Income Supplement is a tax free payment to families, including one-parent families, who … Continue reading
Workers on low salaries can claim FIS – Family Income Supplement
Title: Family Income Supplement Author: Citizen’s Information Full Text & Source: http://www.citizensinformation.ie/en/social_welfare/social_welfare_payments/social_welfare_payments_to_families_and_children/family_income_supplement.html The Internet, Online, 21/01/2015 Writers/bloggers if you are on low salaries and have a child or children look into FIS, medical cards and back to school uniforms, free … Continue reading
Tax and income — a detail of our political priorities
Originally posted on The Cedar Lounge Revolution:
This morning, I saw the breakningnews.ie story on what I assume is a “Sunday press release” from Mattie McGrath. The answer to a parliamentary question he asked established that 1,700 employees in four…
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