169. Deputy Paul Murphy asked the Minister for Finance if donations to non-SIPO-registered far-right political entities through online crowdfunding platforms are counted by the Revenue Commissioners as taxable income; the income that has been declared to the Revenue Commissioners by non-SIPO-registered far-right political entities since 2016; the amount the Revenue Commissioners have collected from taxable income in the form of donations to non-SIPO-registered far-right political entities since 2016; the initiatives which have been or are being taken by the Revenue Commissioners to collect any such tax; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [5034/21]

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169. Deputy Paul Murphy asked the Minister for Finance if donations to non-SIPO-registered far-right political entities through online crowdfunding platforms are counted by the Revenue Commissioners as taxable income; the income that has been declared to the Revenue Commissioners by non-SIPO-registered far-right political entities since 2016; the amount the Revenue Commissioners have collected from taxable income in the form of donations to non-SIPO-registered far-right political entities since 2016; the initiatives which have been or are being taken by the Revenue Commissioners to collect any such tax; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [5034/21]

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