Politician · TD · 34th Dáil
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To increase financial assistance available to SMEs for energy-efficiency, emissions-reduction and decarbonisation investments, reducing energy costs while supporting climate objectives.
To increase the standard rate income tax band to support workforce participation, improve employee take-home pay and strengthen Ireland's competitiveness as a location for employment and investment.
To remove the additional USC surcharge on self-employed individuals and improve tax equity while supporting entrepreneurship and indigenous business ownership.
To introduce more frequent VAT repayments for qualifying SMEs, improving cash flow and reducing working-capital pressures on smaller businesses.
To enhance the effectiveness and accessibility of R&D tax incentives so that they continue to encourage research, innovation, productivity and internationally competitive investment in Ireland.
Highlighted that assistive technology is a fundamental human right under the UN CRPD ::Showcase the success of initiatives like DAT Central and DAT Works, which supports disabled job seekers and employers in leveraging technology for career entry and advancement.::Advocate for…
To reform Entrepreneur Relief by removing unnecessary restrictions and improving its effectiveness as an incentive for entrepreneurship, investment, business growth and succession planning.
Raising awareness with Oireachtas members / policy developments and annual report, request AV Room presentation ::Attendance JOC::Meeting with Minister and officials
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To provide practical and financial supports that help SMEs and other businesses meet sustainability, ESG and reporting requirements without creating disproportionate administrative or cost burdens.
To increase Government support for Irish companies entering and expanding in international markets, reducing dependence on individual markets and strengthening export resilience.
To secure strategic infrastructure investment necessary to accelerate floating offshore wind development and enable the Mid-West and Shannon Estuary to capture associated employment, investment and supply-chain opportunities.
To accelerate DMAP implementation and provide a clearer, adequately resourced and more timely consenting process for offshore renewable energy projects, giving developers and investors greater certainty.
To secure capital investment in port infrastructure capable of supporting offshore wind construction, deployment, supply-chain activity and long-term industrial growth in the Shannon Estuary.
To strengthen enterprise-support programmes that help indigenous companies develop the capabilities, certifications, technology and market access required to participate competitively in domestic and international offshore wind supply chains.
To increase investment in research, innovation, skills and workforce programmes that support the development of Ireland's offshore renewable energy and clean-energy industries and strengthen regional capability.