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The Department for Economy’s (DfE) 2024/25 Business Plan provides a forward look over the next three years and sets out what DfE needs to do to deliver growth for the economy in Northern Ireland.

This Business Plan outlines the department’s strategic priorities for 2022/23. The plan sets out the key activities we will undertake to deliver against our strategic objectives and ultimately help us realise our 10x vision.

This plan was approved by the Minister for the Economy on 21 February following her appointment - the department is working towards delivery of the objectives specified in this plan, within the limits of the...

This year’s business plan concentrates on a limited number of key targeted strategic priorities to be delivered in the short-term such as our Energy and Skills Strategies, progressing Project Stratum, delivering key Covid-19 interventions, and...

This plan was approved by the Minister for the Economy on 4 June 2020. The plan outlines the work being carried out by the department to limit the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic for our...

This DfE Business Plan 2016/17 sets out the key activities and targets for the first year of the new department. For business planning purposes, 2016/17 represents a transitional year for DfE and other government departments...

The Annual Survey of Hours and Earnings 2020 was published today by the Northern Ireland Statistics & Research Agency. The report provides provisional estimates for 2020 and final revised estimates for 2019.

Guidance on the Four Key Questions that should be assessed to understand whether State aid is present, and how to interpret them.

A guide to follow which determines whether a Public Authorities proposed support is a subsidy under the the UK Subsidy Control Act 2022 (The Act)

This Decision Tree provides a step by step guide to help identify most circumstances when financial assistance is a subsidy that falls within the scope of the UK Subsidy Control Act 2022 or is EU...

Information on how to make someone bankrupt including cost, obtaining a statutory demand, presenting a petition to the court and what happens after a bankruptcy order is made.

This section covers information regarding alternatives to bankruptcy.

This section covers information regarding companies wound-up by the court.

Information for creditors of bankrupts including dealing with the official receiver or insolvency practitioner, the bankruptcy process, the role of creditors, making a claim and legal action against the bankrupt or trustee.

This section contains information on how to wind up your own company.

This section contains information regarding creditors of insolvent companies.