116. Deputy Robert Troy asked the Minister for Finance if he will review the threat of vulture funds given their resistance to dealing with the original borrowers in a fair manner; if he will consider eliminating their ability to write off expenditure against any tax; if he will ensure that profits are taxed in Ireland rather than Luxembourg; and if he will introduce an independent intermediary, who will be aware of what the vulture fund paid for the loan, in order to adjudicate what is a fair and reasonable offer. [38764/24]

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116. Deputy Robert Troy asked the Minister for Finance if he will review the threat of vulture funds given their resistance to dealing with the original borrowers in a fair manner; if he will consider eliminating their ability to write off expenditure against any tax; if he will ensure that profits are taxed in Ireland rather than Luxembourg; and if he will introduce an independent intermediary, who will be aware of what the vulture fund paid for the loan, in order to adjudicate what is a fair and reasonable offer. [38764/24]

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