PQ 198
198. Deputy Arthur Spring asked the Minister for Finance if there is a maximum limit that a sports professional is allowed to earn per annum in direct earnings from the professional sport, post retirement without facing a claw back on the Tax Relief on Retirement for Certain Income of Certain Sports persons S480A TCA 1997, in view of the fact that the sports person's financial situation would permit qualification for a jobseeker's payment or other social welfare payments and that sports persons earning potential in the sport would be significantly reduced in relation to previous earnings. [25663/13]
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198. Deputy Arthur Spring asked the Minister for Finance if there is a maximum limit that a sports professional is allowed to earn per annum in direct earnings from the professional sport, post retirement without facing a claw back on the Tax Relief on Retirement for Certain Income of Certain Sports persons S480A TCA 1997, in view of the fact that the sports person's financial situation would permit qualification for a jobseeker's payment or other social welfare payments and that sports persons earning potential in the sport would be significantly reduced in relation to previous earnings. [25663/13]
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