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PQ 177

177. Deputy Heather Humphreys asked the Minister for Finance the position regarding the second phase of the carbon tax which is due for implementation in May 2014; if he will consider deferring the further increase in view of the difficulties many coal and fuel merchants in the Border counties are experiencing due to the fact that only a 5% VAT rate is applied to coal in Northern Ireland in comparison with 13.5% in the Republic of Ireland; if there have been any discussions regarding the implementation of the carbon tax on an all-island basis; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [50464/13]

askedIreland· Dáil Éireann· EN

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26 November 2013

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26 November 2013 · Carbon Tax Collection

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Humphreys, Heather.

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26 November 2013

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177. Deputy Heather Humphreys asked the Minister for Finance the position regarding the second phase of the carbon tax which is due for implementation in May 2014; if he will consider deferring the further increase in view of the difficulties many coal and fuel merchants in the Border counties are experiencing due to the fact that only a 5% VAT rate is applied to coal in Northern Ireland in comparison with 13.5% in the Republic of Ireland; if there have been any discussions regarding the implementation of the carbon tax on an all-island basis; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [50464/13]

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  1. 26 November 2013

    Carbon Tax Collection

    177. Deputy Heather Humphreys asked the Minister for Finance the position regarding the second phase of the carbon tax which is due for implementation in May 2014; if he will consider deferring the further increase in view of the difficulties many coal and fuel merchants in the Border counties are experiencing due to the fact that only a 5% VAT rate is applied to coal in Northern Ireland in comparison with 13.5% in the Republic of Ireland; if there have been any discussions regarding the implementation of the carbon tax on an all-island basis; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [50464/13]

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