Micheál Collins

Dr Micheál Collins, former NERI Economist and is now working as a Lecturer/Assistant Professor in Social Policy at UCD.

Recent research

25 Nov 2013

Research

Estimating the Direct and Indirect Tax Contributions of Households in Ireland

Households contribute to financing the exchequer in a number of ways. Household’s direct tax contributions from earnings, through income taxes, USC...

Working Paper Series
18 Sep 2013

Research

Quarterly Economic Observer - Autumn 2013 - "Budget 2014 - Income Taxes and High Earners"

This edition of the NERI’s Quarterly Economic Observer (QEO) outlines our latest expectations for the economic outlook in the Republic of Ireland and...

Report Series
18 Sep 2013

Research

Income Taxes and Income Tax Options: A Context for Budget 2014

The remaining gap between Ireland’s total government revenue and total expenditure, the budget deficit, sets the context for the fiscal adjustment...

Working Paper Series
26 Aug 2013

Research

Time for Tobin: Ireland and the European FTT Proposal

In the context of the recent international financial crisis, one principally derived from the reckless speculative behaviour of numerous banking and...

Research InBrief
07 Aug 2013

Research

Income Distribution, Pre-Distribution and Re-Distribution:

The latest income distribution data for Ireland comes from the 2011 CSO Survey on Income and Living Conditions (SILC), released in 2013. This Research...

Research InBrief
30 Jul 2013

Research

Modelling the Withdrawal of Personal Tax Credits from High Income Earners

Abstract Since 2008, the Irish Government has implemented a total of €27.8 billion in fiscal adjustments in an attempt to close the gap between...

Working Paper Series

Recent research

Estimating the Direct and Indirect Tax Contributions of Households in Ireland

Quarterly Economic Observer - Autumn 2013 - "Budget 2014 - Income Taxes and High Earners"

Income Taxes and Income Tax Options: A Context for Budget 2014

Time for Tobin: Ireland and the European FTT Proposal

Income Distribution, Pre-Distribution and Re-Distribution:

Modelling the Withdrawal of Personal Tax Credits from High Income Earners

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