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PQ 51

120 Mr. Howlin asked the Minister for Finance when the stamp duty loophole involving the use of licensing arrangements in respect of land transfer and development land deals, to avoid capital taxation including stamp duty will be closed; the exact date after which new deals will be subject to the new arrangements; the number of house properties and estates and land transfer and development schemes that qualified for the avoidance of capital taxes for each year from the year 2000 to date in 2007; if he will pursue companies or individuals that avoided stamp duty under this scheme; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [10214/07]

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120 Mr. Howlin asked the Minister for Finance when the stamp duty loophole involving the use of licensing arrangements in respect of land transfer and development land deals, to avoid capital taxation including stamp duty will be closed; the exact date after which new deals will be subject to the new arrangements; the number of house properties and estates and land transfer and development schemes that qualified for the avoidance of capital taxes for each year from the year 2000 to date in 2007; if he will pursue companies or individuals that avoided stamp duty under this scheme; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [10214/07]

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