PQ 124
216 Deputy Tom Hayes asked the Minister for Finance his views, in view of the concerns surrounding the high rate of alcohol consumption, and taking into account that supporting Irish companies is of increased importance, on reducing the level of duty on ciders of below 3% alcohol rate, in order that they are taxed in a similar way to low alcohol beers on the market, at €41.62 per hectolitre, rather than at €83.25 as per standard cider in budget 2009. [34176/08]
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216 Deputy Tom Hayes asked the Minister for Finance his views, in view of the concerns surrounding the high rate of alcohol consumption, and taking into account that supporting Irish companies is of increased importance, on reducing the level of duty on ciders of below 3% alcohol rate, in order that they are taxed in a similar way to low alcohol beers on the market, at €41.62 per hectolitre, rather than at €83.25 as per standard cider in budget 2009. [34176/08]
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