Corporate Tax

Labour Budget Protects the Wealthy while Working Class Communities Pay the Price

Carroll: "Tinkering around the edges of reform can never undo the damage caused by more than a decade of austerity. The growing desire for a radical left alternative must be capitalised upon as soon as possible, to take the fight to both Starmer and Farage."

O’Keeffe to Propose DLR Council Budget Amendment to Block Rent, Parking and Pitch Increases and Protect Small Businesses and Town Centres

“This amendment is about who pays for this budget,” said Councillor David O’Keeffe. “We are saying: don’t increase council rents, don’t increase parking charges, don’t increase pitch fees for clubs – instead ask the most profitable companies to contribute more.”

No Space for U-Turn on Living Wage

Unions and Left Will Fight Austerity 2.0 Together

Oxfam Report Highlights Extreme Wealth Inequality

People Before Profit's Richard Boyd Barrett welcomes Oxfam ‘Takers Not Makers’ wealth and inequality report. Reiterates call for wealth tax on wealthiest 1% in Ireland to fund health and disability services.

Economic Policy

People Before Profit rejects the Tax Haven model. The results for ordinary people have been abysmal, with insecurity, inequality and deprivation all too common. People Before Profit have a vision for a socialist and environmentally friendly economy.

RTÉ and Public Media Policy

People Before Profit’s radical plan to to transform RTÉ and public media will mean an 'RTÉ for the People'. The plan rests on a number of key policy points based a revolutionary funding change to finance public media corporate tax rather and to scrap the regressive TV license.