PQ 214
214. Deputy Catherine Murphy asked the Minister for Finance if he will clarify an aspect of section 4 of the Taxes Consolidation Act 1997 benefit-in-kind charges in the context of the action plan on climate change; the way in which BIK changes can incentivise companies to change the fleets of vehicles to hybrid and or electric in view of the fact that under the current policy 0% BIK exemption for electric vehicles will cease at the end of 2022 with no certainty if this will be extended; and if he will consider the example (details supplied). [27441/21]
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214. Deputy Catherine Murphy asked the Minister for Finance if he will clarify an aspect of section 4 of the Taxes Consolidation Act 1997 benefit-in-kind charges in the context of the action plan on climate change; the way in which BIK changes can incentivise companies to change the fleets of vehicles to hybrid and or electric in view of the fact that under the current policy 0% BIK exemption for electric vehicles will cease at the end of 2022 with no certainty if this will be extended; and if he will consider the example (details supplied). [27441/21]
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