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PQ 115

147 Deputy Richard Bruton asked the Minister for Finance the extra tax revenues that would be gained by cutting the annual earnings cap for pensions tax relief from €150,000 to €130,00 or €100,000; the extra tax revenues that would be gained by cutting the standard fund threshold for pensions from €5.4 million to €3 million or €2 million; and the extra tax revenues that would be gained by limiting annual tax free employer pension contributions to employee contributions. [42547/09]

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147 Deputy Richard Bruton asked the Minister for Finance the extra tax revenues that would be gained by cutting the annual earnings cap for pensions tax relief from €150,000 to €130,00 or €100,000; the extra tax revenues that would be gained by cutting the standard fund threshold for pensions from €5.4 million to €3 million or €2 million; and the extra tax revenues that would be gained by limiting annual tax free employer pension contributions to employee contributions. [42547/09]

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