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PQ 298

351 Deputy Frank Feighan asked the Minister for the Environment, Community and Local Government whether, when residential units that are the subject of a planning application are deemed to be a commercial development and the commercial fee is paid (3.60 sq m), these units are exempt from the non-principal private residence tax and the new household charge. [13589/12]

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Introduced

13 March 2012

Last action

13 March 2012 · Local Authority Charges

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written

Sponsors

Feighan, Frankie.

Subjects

Environment

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13 March 2012

Environment

Summary

351 Deputy Frank Feighan asked the Minister for the Environment, Community and Local Government whether, when residential units that are the subject of a planning application are deemed to be a commercial development and the commercial fee is paid (3.60 sq m), these units are exempt from the non-principal private residence tax and the new household charge. [13589/12]

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  1. 13 March 2012

    Local Authority Charges

    351 Deputy Frank Feighan asked the Minister for the Environment, Community and Local Government whether, when residential units that are the subject of a planning application are deemed to be a commercial development and the commercial fee is paid (3.60 sq m), these units are exempt from the non-principal private residence tax and the new household charge. [13589/12]

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  • Feighan, Frankie. · Asking member
  • Minister for the Environment, Community and Local Government · Minister for the Environment, Community and Local Government · Addressed to

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