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Ireland · Question · written

PQ 217

333 Mr. J. O'Keeffe asked the Minister for Finance if he accepts the case made by the Irish Charities Tax Reform Group in relation to the €18 million VAT bill payable by charities on their inputs, which cannot be reclaimed because of their exempted status; if he will consider a mechanism for refund; if he will reduce the minimum donation threshold for tax purposes to €100, and widen the definition of relevant donations to cover gifts of assets as well as cash. [1813/04]

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333 Mr. J. O'Keeffe asked the Minister for Finance if he accepts the case made by the Irish Charities Tax Reform Group in relation to the €18 million VAT bill payable by charities on their inputs, which cannot be reclaimed because of their exempted status; if he will consider a mechanism for refund; if he will reduce the minimum donation threshold for tax purposes to €100, and widen the definition of relevant donations to cover gifts of assets as well as cash. [1813/04]

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