Simon Harris calls for rent tax credit to be 'doubled' as part of budget

Higher Education Minister Simon Harris said that there are a number of tweaks needed to the €500 rent tax credit as part of Budget 2024

Higher Education Minister Simon Harris has called for the renter's tax credit to be doubled as part of October’s budget.

The rent tax credit was introduced as part of last year’s budget and allowed renters to claim for 2022 and 2023.

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