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Dáil Éireann Debate, Wednesday - 24 September 2025

Wednesday, 24 September 2025

Ceisteanna (30)

Ged Nash

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30. Deputy Ged Nash asked the Minister for Finance to provide a list of each taxation measure or provision that will expire at the end of 2025; the projected cost to extend each to the end of 2026; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [50849/25]

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I note the Deputy's question on taxation measures expiring at the end of 2025.

The following measures are due to expire at the end of 2025:

No.

Type

Name

1

CGT

CGT Farm Restructuring Relief

2

Stamp Duty

Residential Development Refund Scheme

3

Stamp Duty

Young Trained Farmer Relief

4

Benefit-in-Kind

Original Market Value Deduction for Benefit-in-Kind

5

Corporation Tax

Accelerated Capital Allowance scheme for Energy Efficient Equipment (CT)

6

Corporation Tax

Accelerated Capital Allowance scheme for Gas Vehicles and Refuelling Equipment

7

Vehicle Registration Tax (VRT)

Relief from VRT (electric and hybrid vehicles)

8

Personal Tax Reliefs, Exemptions, Allowances or Credits

Accelerated Capital Allowance scheme for Energy Efficient Equipment (IT)

9

Personal Tax Reliefs, Exemptions, Allowances or Credits

Accelerated Capital Allowance scheme for Gas Vehicles and Refuelling Equipment

10

Personal Tax Reliefs, Exemptions, Allowances or Credits

Certain profits of micro-generation of electricity

11

Personal Tax Reliefs, Exemptions, Allowances or Credits

Deduction for retrofitting

12

Personal Tax Reliefs, Exemptions, Allowances or Credits

Exemption of certain profits arising from production, maintenance and repair of certain musical instruments

13

Personal Tax Reliefs, Exemptions, Allowances or Credits

Farming: accelerated allowances for capital expenditure on slurry storage

14

Personal Tax Reliefs, Exemptions, Allowances or Credits

Foreign Earnings Deduction

15

Personal Tax Reliefs, Exemptions, Allowances or Credits

Key Employee Engagement Programme (KEEP)

16

Personal Tax Reliefs, Exemptions, Allowances or Credits

Mortgage Interest Tax Relief

17

Personal Tax Reliefs, Exemptions, Allowances or Credits

Reduced rate of USC for Medical Card Holders

18

Personal Tax Reliefs, Exemptions, Allowances or Credits

Special Assignee Relief Programme (SARP)

19

Personal Tax Reliefs, Exemptions, Allowances or Credits

Rent tax credit

20

Personal Tax Reliefs, Exemptions, Allowances or Credits

Exemption in respect of electricity costs emergency benefit payment

With regard to the cost of extending these measures, I am advised that due to unknown future behaviour, it is not possible to provide a cost of extending the relevant measures beyond 2026.

However, the cost of extending these measures for an additional year may be similar to the latest published cost (where available) on Revenue’s website at : www.revenue.ie/en/corporate/information-about-revenue/statistics/tax-expenditures/cost/index.aspx.

The Deputy may be aware that my Department hold and maintain a master list of all tax expenditures. This master list is reported on in the annual Tax Expenditures in Ireland report, the latest of which was published in July. The master list is published in the annex of this report.

It may also be of interest to the Deputy, that my Department recently published Tax Expenditure Passports. This document provides a passport, or one-page summary, of each tax expenditure on the master list of tax expenditures. This is the first such iteration of this initiative, which was undertaken to improve the transparency associated with the monitoring and evaluation of tax expenditures in Ireland.

Both the annual Tax Expenditures in Ireland report, and the Tax Expenditure Passports, are available on the Department website; at: www.gov.ie/en/department-of-finance/publications/tax-expenditures-in-ireland-2025-report/.

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