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PQ 486

486. Deputy Catherine Murphy asked the Minister for Finance his plans to engage with the Revenue Commissioners in respect of liabilities due by persons in receipt of the temporary wage subsidy scheme and or the pandemic unemployment payment; his plans to reform the way in which the bills are to be settled in view of the fact that employees over the course of the pandemic worked through exceptional circumstances; and if he has considered enhancing tax credits for those with a due liability over a more protracted timeframe than offered at present. [15292/21]

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486. Deputy Catherine Murphy asked the Minister for Finance his plans to engage with the Revenue Commissioners in respect of liabilities due by persons in receipt of the temporary wage subsidy scheme and or the pandemic unemployment payment; his plans to reform the way in which the bills are to be settled in view of the fact that employees over the course of the pandemic worked through exceptional circumstances; and if he has considered enhancing tax credits for those with a due liability over a more protracted timeframe than offered at present. [15292/21]

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