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Ireland’s 2025 surplus fell due to one-time Apple tax gains, but underlying finances improved as corporate taxes rose sharply.
Ireland’s 2025 headline exchequer surplus was €7.1 billion, down from €12.8 billion in 2024 due to one-time Apple tax revenues.
Excluding those proceeds, the underlying surplus rose to €3.8 billion, up €2 billion, with tax receipts reaching €105.7 billion—up €8.6 billion—driven by a 17% rise in corporate tax, largely from tech and pharma multinationals.
Total spending hit €109.4 billion, exceeding the budget by €4 billion, while unspent capital funds of €4 billion, allocated to ESB, Eirgrid, and Uisce Eireann, may reduce a projected 2026 deficit.
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El superávit de Irlanda en 2025 se redujo debido a las ganancias fiscales de Apple, pero las finanzas subyacentes mejoraron a medida que los impuestos corporativos aumentaron bruscamente.