The Department of Finance has no access to details on what sectors or countries Ireland’s phantom exports are occurring in, the Business Post has learned.
Last week, this newspaper revealed that the amount of Irish goods exports that are not actually produced or physically traded from here has risen 20-fold over the last decade, and now accounts for more than a third of all Irish goods traded abroad.
Laws would drive them out of Ireland?
I tried to report phantom imports from a former employer and they didn't want to hear it
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