Alan Dillon

To highlight the negative impacts of any further increase in betting duty, including shop closures, job losses, growth in black-market activity, and increased financial burden from rising operational and regulatory costs.

NOffLA asked the government to introduce a 10% reduction on excise on alcohol in Budget 2027.

To discuss and examine the costs involved in relation to Professional Services Legal Costs.

To encourage consideration of policy measures or guidance supporting the use of geographically restricted, closed-loop voucher systems under the Small Benefit Exemption framework in order to retain employee reward spending within local economies and support town centre…

Advocated for measures to improve the consistency and clarity of Revenue guidance, increase pre-approval mechanisms for SMEs seeking to access tax reliefs, and provide appropriate lead-in times for new compliance measures.

Called for reform of the Enhanced Reporting Requirements (ERR) by replacing real-time reporting with monthly or annual reporting aligned to payroll cycles.

To seek a suspension of the carbon tax on fuel.::To highlight that the escalating energy costs on farms are astronomical.::To highlight the extraordinary effect that the Middle East conflict has had on Irish fuel prices and how it is impacting the Irish farming sector.::To…

To discuss and examine the costs involved in relation to Professional Services Insurance.

Extension of Electric Vehicle SEAI purchase and home charging grants at 2025 levels for 2026. Extension of BIK reliefs at 2025 levels for EVS for three more years before any tapering. In conjunction with an incentivised BIK regime, the introduction of a salary sacrifice scheme…

Highlighted discrepancies in repayment timelines for withholding tax, advocating for greater transparency and uniformity in Revenue processes

To discuss and examine the costs involved in running a business in Ireland and regulatory issues that impact upon the enterprise sector and to consider mitigation steps.

To outline and garner support for changes to taxation policy to encourage economic competitiveness, including simplification of current policies, supports for R&D and innovation, as well as entrepreneurship.

To encourage the ministers to support the introduction of the lowest rate of increase in order to minimise the financial burden on businesses.::To call on the government to plus the gap in Uisce Éireann funding through direct exchequer funds, not by placing the burden on…

To request the opportunity to discuss our 2026 Pre-Budget Submission with public officials ahead of the finalisation of Budget 2026. Our main intended result would be to maintain the betting tax at its current level now and beyond.

Asking the Minister for of State to permit IPRA to sit on the Cost of Business Advisory Forum to offer advice and guidance on real issues affecting fuel retailers in a difficult trading environment.