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PQ 59

111 Deputy Joan Burton asked the Minister for Finance the plans he has to amend stamp duty legislation whereby a person who buys a house jointly with another person, paying stamp duty in the process, and then at a later point buys out their co-owner’s share in the property, must pay on the latter occasion further stamp duty on all or part of the value of the property; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [24275/08]

askedIreland· Dáil Éireann· EN

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24 June 2008

Last action

24 June 2008 · Tax Code.

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written

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Joan Burton

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24 June 2008

Summary

111 Deputy Joan Burton asked the Minister for Finance the plans he has to amend stamp duty legislation whereby a person who buys a house jointly with another person, paying stamp duty in the process, and then at a later point buys out their co-owner’s share in the property, must pay on the latter occasion further stamp duty on all or part of the value of the property; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [24275/08]

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  1. 24 June 2008

    Tax Code.

    111 Deputy Joan Burton asked the Minister for Finance the plans he has to amend stamp duty legislation whereby a person who buys a house jointly with another person, paying stamp duty in the process, and then at a later point buys out their co-owner’s share in the property, must pay on the latter occasion further stamp duty on all or part of the value of the property; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [24275/08]

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