Budget 2027 Hub
6 October 2026
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Budget 2027 was delivered on 6 October 2026 by Minister for Finance Simon Harris and Minister for Public Expenditure Jack Chambers.
Budget 2027 was delivered to the Dáil on 6 October by Minister for Finance Simon Harris and Minister for Public Expenditure Jack Chambers. The Budget introduces a package of measures focused on supporting households with cost of living pressures, encouraging business investment and growth, and continuing investment in housing, infrastructure, energy and public services.
Key measures include income tax reductions, increased childcare and housing supports, enhancements to social welfare payments, changes to capital taxes and new initiatives to support enterprise, investment and competitiveness. The package seeks to balance immediate support for individuals and businesses with longer-term investment in Ireland’s economic resilience and future growth.
The Forvis Mazars Tax team has prepared a full summary and detailed analysis of the key measures announced. You can explore our Budget 2027 insights, reports, videos and expert commentary below.
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Personal tax - Budget 2027
A summary of personal tax rates and bands in Budget 2027
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Employment tax - Budget 2027
Changes to employment tax in Budget 2027
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Business tax - Budget 2027
Supports for businesses and other measures from Budget 2027
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Indirect tax - Budget 2027
Changes and updates to indirect taxes in Budget 2027
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Financial services - Budget 2027
Changes in relation to financial services with Budget 2027
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Property and infrastructure - Budget 2027
Minister Harris announced that the Government will spend over €9 billion in 2026 in building new homes. To increase supply and tackle housing market issues, Budget 2027 contained a variety of measures.
Budget 2027 key points
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Gerry Vahey Partner, Tax - Dublin
Oonagh Carney Partner, Head of Indirect Taxes - Dublin
Stephen Gahan Partner, Tax - Cork
Frank Greene Partner, Tax - Dublin
Claire Healy Partner, International Tax - Dublin
Cormac Kelleher Partner, International Tax - Dublin
Ken Killoran Partner, Tax - Dublin
Paul Mee Partner, Tax - Galway
Alan Murray Partner, Tax - Dublin
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