155 Mr. Cregan asked the Minister for Finance the levels of capital acquisitions tax which apply between unmarried siblings living together all their lives; when these levels were introduced or last revised; if there is a concession when an estate is passed onto a next generation, for example, nieces or nephews; if there is a backdated concession for siblings when capital acquisitions tax was paid ten years ago on the death of one, before the most recent revision, and when capital acquisitions tax must now be paid again on the death of the last of three siblings; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [13555/04]

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155 Mr. Cregan asked the Minister for Finance the levels of capital acquisitions tax which apply between unmarried siblings living together all their lives; when these levels were introduced or last revised; if there is a concession when an estate is passed onto a next generation, for example, nieces or nephews; if there is a backdated concession for siblings when capital acquisitions tax was paid ten years ago on the death of one, before the most recent revision, and when capital acquisitions tax must now be paid again on the death of the last of three siblings; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [13555/04]

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