Add to ORKGTax treatments of pensions vary widely across countries. This paper examines the current tax treatment of pension contributions in Ireland and some widely discussed alternatives, including equalising the tax relief available to low and high earners. The analysis takes into account both explicit contributions in the private sector, and the implicit value of publicly funded pensions
Although tax relief on pensions is a controversial area of government expenditure, this is the first...
Despite the relatively young population of Ireland a growth of the elderly can be observed in this c...
Pension coverage among workers in Ireland is low with only an estimated 41.3% of private sector work...
Tax treatments of pensions vary widely across countries. This paper examines the current tax treatme...
The size and distribution of the taxation supports for private pension provision has been a contenti...
The strong link between private pensions and employment status means that there is little interest i...
Pension systems world-wide face major long-term challenges in providing adequate incomes in retireme...
Like many other countries, Ireland faces challenges in relation to the adequacy and sustainability o...
Despite considerable research, no consensus has yet emerged on the design of a sustainable pension s...
Abstract: The annual amount of the state subsidy to occupational and private pensions in Ireland is ...
In January 2014, the qualifying age for the Irish contributory state pension increased from 65 to 66...
Pension funds are an important part of private savings flows, the main supplier of capital to indust...
This paper describes a structural dynamic microsimulation model of the household that has been devel...
This paper gives a first-time assessment of the interaction between income security programmes (publ...
Longitudinal data are used to estimate retirement income replacement rates of employees in Ireland w...
Although tax relief on pensions is a controversial area of government expenditure, this is the first...
Despite the relatively young population of Ireland a growth of the elderly can be observed in this c...
Pension coverage among workers in Ireland is low with only an estimated 41.3% of private sector work...
Tax treatments of pensions vary widely across countries. This paper examines the current tax treatme...
The size and distribution of the taxation supports for private pension provision has been a contenti...
The strong link between private pensions and employment status means that there is little interest i...
Pension systems world-wide face major long-term challenges in providing adequate incomes in retireme...
Like many other countries, Ireland faces challenges in relation to the adequacy and sustainability o...
Despite considerable research, no consensus has yet emerged on the design of a sustainable pension s...
Abstract: The annual amount of the state subsidy to occupational and private pensions in Ireland is ...
In January 2014, the qualifying age for the Irish contributory state pension increased from 65 to 66...
Pension funds are an important part of private savings flows, the main supplier of capital to indust...
This paper describes a structural dynamic microsimulation model of the household that has been devel...
This paper gives a first-time assessment of the interaction between income security programmes (publ...
Longitudinal data are used to estimate retirement income replacement rates of employees in Ireland w...
Although tax relief on pensions is a controversial area of government expenditure, this is the first...
Despite the relatively young population of Ireland a growth of the elderly can be observed in this c...
Pension coverage among workers in Ireland is low with only an estimated 41.3% of private sector work...