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PQ 184

255 Deputy Frank Feighan asked the Minister for Finance the way the proposed 80% windfall tax will operate with farmers and any sale of part of their farms for whatever purpose including compulsory purchase order in an effort to fund their farm enterprise; and if such moneys, if reinvested in their farms or used for clearance of farming debts, will attract this tax. [37927/09]

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255 Deputy Frank Feighan asked the Minister for Finance the way the proposed 80% windfall tax will operate with farmers and any sale of part of their farms for whatever purpose including compulsory purchase order in an effort to fund their farm enterprise; and if such moneys, if reinvested in their farms or used for clearance of farming debts, will attract this tax. [37927/09]

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