Budget

Budget 2027 has now been announced, with the Government unveiling a package of taxation, spending and policy measures aimed at supporting households, businesses and economic growth. While the Budget includes a number of welcome reforms, particularly in areas such as research and development, employer reporting obligations and business investment, it also raises important questions around Ireland's long-term competitiveness, productivity and ability to attract and retain investment.

Our experts outline the key Budget 2027 developments below and what they may mean for you. For more detailed analysis, please see the specialist insights linked below.

Budget 2027: what does it mean for you?

At RSM Ireland, our tax, economic and advisory specialists have analysed the key measures and assessed what they mean for businesses, entrepreneurs, employers and private clients. Our experts explore the practical implications of the Budget, highlight the opportunities created by new measures, and identify the areas where further reform may still be needed to support innovation, investment and wealth creation.

Explore our expert commentary and video insights covering the economic outlook, Foreign Direct Investment (FDI), corporate tax, Global Employment Services, Private Client Services and Research & Development (R&D) tax credits. From enhanced R&D supports and corporate tax simplification measures to succession planning, employment tax changes and Ireland's competitiveness agenda, our specialists share their key takeaways from Budget 2027 and what organisations should be considering in the months ahead.

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Budget 2027

R&D and innovation

Budget 2027 strengthens support for innovation

Enhancements to Ireland's R&D tax credit regime should make the relief more flexible, accessible and effective for businesses investing in innovation.

In this article, Paddy Stapleton, Head of Tax, highlights the key Budget 2027 changes and what they mean for companies carrying out R&D activities in Ireland.

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Global employment services

Budget 2027 brings greater flexibility for employer reporting

Changes to Enhanced Reporting Requirements (ERR) will allow employers to choose between real-time and monthly reporting from 1 January 2027, reducing the administrative burden of compliance.

In this insight, Caoimhe Neary, GES Partner, provides a brief overview of the Budget 2027 changes to ERR reporting.

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FDI and corporate tax

Budget 2027 enhances the outlook for taxpayers and investors

Enhancements to R&D incentives, tax simplification measures and targeted reforms reinforce Ireland's attractiveness as a destination for investment.

In this article, Seán McCarthy, Corporate Tax Partner, examines the key corporation tax announcements in Budget 2027 and what they mean for multinational groups investing in Ireland.

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Private client services

Budget 2027 brings changes for private clients, investors and families

Changes to personal taxation, investment rules and succession planning will shape how individuals and families plan, grow and transfer wealth.

In this article, Liam Kenny, Partner, Private Client Services, explores the key Budget 2027 measures affecting private clients, including capital taxes, investment reforms, income tax changes and property-related measures.

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