PQ 163
163. Deputy Sean Fleming asked the Minister for Finance his views on the Revenue Commissioners ceasing to engage with a taxpayer on an amount owed after referring the collection of the debt to an external solicitor or sheriff; if it is appropriate for the Revenue Commissioners not to engage in further negotiations, even though there may be matters to be negotiated after the referral of the case to a third party; if it is further appropriate that the Revenue Commissioners can devolve responsibilities in relation to the collection of taxes in this manner; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [2280/16]
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163. Deputy Sean Fleming asked the Minister for Finance his views on the Revenue Commissioners ceasing to engage with a taxpayer on an amount owed after referring the collection of the debt to an external solicitor or sheriff; if it is appropriate for the Revenue Commissioners not to engage in further negotiations, even though there may be matters to be negotiated after the referral of the case to a third party; if it is further appropriate that the Revenue Commissioners can devolve responsibilities in relation to the collection of taxes in this manner; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [2280/16]
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- Official source: https://www.oireachtas.ie/en/debates/question/2016-01-19/163/
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