166. Deputy Róisín Shortall asked the Minister for Finance how the new tax arrangements in respect of persons with medical insurance, as announced in budget 2014, will work in practice, with an example of the impact on a family paying a premium just below the new tax relief cap, an example of the impact on a family paying slightly above the new tax relief cap, and an example of a family paying a premium well in excess of the new tax relief cap. [44888/13]

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166. Deputy Róisín Shortall asked the Minister for Finance how the new tax arrangements in respect of persons with medical insurance, as announced in budget 2014, will work in practice, with an example of the impact on a family paying a premium just below the new tax relief cap, an example of the impact on a family paying slightly above the new tax relief cap, and an example of a family paying a premium well in excess of the new tax relief cap. [44888/13]

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1. 22 October 2013

   Tax Reliefs Application

   166. Deputy Róisín Shortall asked the Minister for Finance how the new tax arrangements in respect of persons with medical insurance, as announced in budget 2014, will work in practice, with an example of the impact on a family paying a premium just below the new tax relief cap, an example of the impact on a family paying slightly above the new tax relief cap, and an example of a family paying a premium well in excess of the new tax relief cap. [44888/13]

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