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PQ 162

162. Deputy Mary Lou McDonald asked the Minister for Finance the percentage of the local property tax revenue the Revenue Commissioners retain and the percentage passed on to the local authorities if a property is in arrears; the percentage of the local property tax, including arrears and penalties; when collected, that the Revenue Commissioners retain; and the percentage passed on to the local authorities. [45352/15]

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15 December 2015

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15 December 2015 · Property Tax Yield

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McDonald, Mary Lou.

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15 December 2015

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162. Deputy Mary Lou McDonald asked the Minister for Finance the percentage of the local property tax revenue the Revenue Commissioners retain and the percentage passed on to the local authorities if a property is in arrears; the percentage of the local property tax, including arrears and penalties; when collected, that the Revenue Commissioners retain; and the percentage passed on to the local authorities. [45352/15]

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  1. 15 December 2015

    Property Tax Yield

    162. Deputy Mary Lou McDonald asked the Minister for Finance the percentage of the local property tax revenue the Revenue Commissioners retain and the percentage passed on to the local authorities if a property is in arrears; the percentage of the local property tax, including arrears and penalties; when collected, that the Revenue Commissioners retain; and the percentage passed on to the local authorities. [45352/15]

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