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Revenues from taxation and other charges represent the primary source of State funding, but the State also borrows substantially to supplement annual funding. This report outlines the trend and composition of the government debt and the cost of debt service.

This chapter examines the key trends in revenue collection collected between 2007 and 2012, and the accuracy of forecasting of receipts.

This chapter examines Revenue's debt collection function and, in particular, trends in the value of tax debts outstanding, the collection status and age of the debt, and tax debts written off.

This chapter examines Revenue's approach to monitoring and managing taxpayer compliance in relation to their tax liabilities.

This chapter examines Corporation Tax Losses and the use of these losses for relief from the payment of Corporation Tax.

This chapter examines audit settlements and whether the basis for settlements are clear, in addition to this it assesses the extent to which interest and penalties were applied to audit settlements and to review the extent to which taxpayers meet payment obligations following audit settlements.

This chapter details the financial activity of the National Treasury Management Agency for the period.

This report reviews the extent to which the loan acquisition process has been completed, the profile of collateral underlying the loans and how NAMA manages its relationships with borrowers.

The annual Finance Accounts present the receipts into and issues from the Central Fund together with details relating to NTMA borrowing and information about certain liabilities and assets of the State.

Revenues from taxation and other charges represent the primary source of State funding. In addition, the State engages in a range of borrowing activities. This chapter outlines the trend and composition of the general government debt, and in the cost of debt service. It also reviews developments in relation to Ireland’s return to the sovereign debt market.