PQ 288
366 Mr. Bruton asked the Minister for Finance if his attention has been drawn to the unfair tax treatment of unmarried couples in the event that one gives up work to look after their children; if he will introduce an extra tax allowance in the tax code in order that couples that present evidence to the Revenue Commissioners that they are living together and rearing children will receive the benefit of extra tax credits and the higher standard rate cut off point. [28604/05]
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366 Mr. Bruton asked the Minister for Finance if his attention has been drawn to the unfair tax treatment of unmarried couples in the event that one gives up work to look after their children; if he will introduce an extra tax allowance in the tax code in order that couples that present evidence to the Revenue Commissioners that they are living together and rearing children will receive the benefit of extra tax credits and the higher standard rate cut off point. [28604/05]
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