150 Deputy Jack Wall asked the Minister for Finance if individuals who purchased shares in Anglo Irish Bank with loans financed by Anglo Irish Bank itself on a non-recourse basis will be able to write off the loss incurred against future Capital Gains Tax liabilities; if this is the case, if he will introduce some mechanism to prevent this from happening; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [37688/09]

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150 Deputy Jack Wall asked the Minister for Finance if individuals who purchased shares in Anglo Irish Bank with loans financed by Anglo Irish Bank itself on a non-recourse basis will be able to write off the loss incurred against future Capital Gains Tax liabilities; if this is the case, if he will introduce some mechanism to prevent this from happening; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [37688/09]

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1. 3 November 2009

   Tax Code.

   150 Deputy Jack Wall asked the Minister for Finance if individuals who purchased shares in Anglo Irish Bank with loans financed by Anglo Irish Bank itself on a non-recourse basis will be able to write off the loss incurred against future Capital Gains Tax liabilities; if this is the case, if he will introduce some mechanism to prevent this from happening; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [37688/09]

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