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Deloitte Chief Economist analyzes Budget 2027 tax changes and fuel rates

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Deloitte Chief Economist Kate English analyzed Budget 2027, noting that the income tax package was larger than expected. The point at which a single person pays the higher 40% tax rate is increasing from €2,500 to €46,500, which would provide approximately €500 more in pocket for a single person earning €50,000. The temporary reduction to fuel excise rates will be extended until February next year.

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The budget measures affect household finances, though the Chief Economist warned that budgets struggle to keep pace with current inflation running at 3.9%. The extension of fuel excise rate cuts provides temporary relief on running costs, but the Chief Economist noted that inflation pressures are often outside of governmental control.

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