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PQ 173

226 Mr. Bruton asked the Minister for Finance the threshold at which the 9 per cent rate of stamp duty on non-residential property comes into effect; the value of this threshold as it applied in 1995, in the year 2000 and to date in 2006; and his views on whether, further to the significant moves in property values, there is a need to review the threshold at which stamp duty becomes applicable to business premises in view of the considerable obstacles it presents to new business establishment and expansion. [18086/06]

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226 Mr. Bruton asked the Minister for Finance the threshold at which the 9 per cent rate of stamp duty on non-residential property comes into effect; the value of this threshold as it applied in 1995, in the year 2000 and to date in 2006; and his views on whether, further to the significant moves in property values, there is a need to review the threshold at which stamp duty becomes applicable to business premises in view of the considerable obstacles it presents to new business establishment and expansion. [18086/06]

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