164 Deputy Joan Burton asked the Minister for Finance the extra revenue the Exchequer is expected to receive in a full year as a result of doubling the betting tax from 1% to 2%; if he, or his Department or outside consultants have conducted studies into the expected impact that this could have on the bookmaking industry, in particular on smaller bookmaking operations; if it is expected that this tax would be passed on to the consumer or absorbed by bookmakers from their profits; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [40579/08]

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164 Deputy Joan Burton asked the Minister for Finance the extra revenue the Exchequer is expected to receive in a full year as a result of doubling the betting tax from 1% to 2%; if he, or his Department or outside consultants have conducted studies into the expected impact that this could have on the bookmaking industry, in particular on smaller bookmaking operations; if it is expected that this tax would be passed on to the consumer or absorbed by bookmakers from their profits; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [40579/08]

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