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PQ 214

294 Deputy Mary Upton asked the Minister for Finance if, under the new income levy scheme introduced in budget 2009, a married couple of pensionable age have the 1% levy taken after €20,000, the same limit as for a single person, and are then instructed to claim a rebate for the additional €20,000 allowance at the end of the year; the reason the scheme operates in this way; his views on whether this will increase the cost of administering the scheme; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [1818/09]

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294 Deputy Mary Upton asked the Minister for Finance if, under the new income levy scheme introduced in budget 2009, a married couple of pensionable age have the 1% levy taken after €20,000, the same limit as for a single person, and are then instructed to claim a rebate for the additional €20,000 allowance at the end of the year; the reason the scheme operates in this way; his views on whether this will increase the cost of administering the scheme; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [1818/09]

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