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PQ 129

186 Mr. Cregan asked the Minister for Finance the reason the business of being a landlord in providing private residential accommodation is treated differently to other businesses in regard to the liability to capital gains tax when passing on property to one’s adult children; if he will report on the current situation; if he will use budget 2005 to bring equality to the system and treat the landlord profession in the same way as other businesses; if he will cover transfers when alive and dead; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [27832/04]

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186 Mr. Cregan asked the Minister for Finance the reason the business of being a landlord in providing private residential accommodation is treated differently to other businesses in regard to the liability to capital gains tax when passing on property to one’s adult children; if he will report on the current situation; if he will use budget 2005 to bring equality to the system and treat the landlord profession in the same way as other businesses; if he will cover transfers when alive and dead; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [27832/04]

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