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PQ 167

167. Deputy Michelle Mulherin asked the Minister for Finance if he will direct the Revenue Commissioners to change their policy of requiring a 40% down payment of tax from a taxpayer in advance of agreeing to accept payment of the taxpayer's tax liability by instalments in view of the increasing number of publicans who are not in a position to get their tax clearance certificate in order to renew their intoxicating liquor licences as they cannot come up with the 40% tranche in one payment and are unable to get a loan from the banks and are now faced with the shutdown of their businesses; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [54380/12]

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167. Deputy Michelle Mulherin asked the Minister for Finance if he will direct the Revenue Commissioners to change their policy of requiring a 40% down payment of tax from a taxpayer in advance of agreeing to accept payment of the taxpayer's tax liability by instalments in view of the increasing number of publicans who are not in a position to get their tax clearance certificate in order to renew their intoxicating liquor licences as they cannot come up with the 40% tranche in one payment and are unable to get a loan from the banks and are now faced with the shutdown of their businesses; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [54380/12]

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