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168 Deputy Joan Burton asked the Minister for Finance further to Parliamentary Question No. 298 of 6 October 2009, the amount of tax revenue which would be raised on a 2011 and full year basis by introducing a minimum effective tax rate for those availing of all tax reliefs, that is by expanding the list of specified reliefs to which the minimum effective tax rate is currently applied, to include all tax reliefs including tax credits at earnings thresholds of €500,000, €250,000, €200,000, €150,000, €125,000, and €100,000, if he will estimate the amount of tax revenue which would be raised on a 2011 and full year basis at each of the thresholds above if the minimum effective tax rate was set at 30%. [25393/10]

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15 June 2010

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15 June 2010 · Tax Yield

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Joan Burton

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15 June 2010

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168 Deputy Joan Burton asked the Minister for Finance further to Parliamentary Question No. 298 of 6 October 2009, the amount of tax revenue which would be raised on a 2011 and full year basis by introducing a minimum effective tax rate for those availing of all tax reliefs, that is by expanding the list of specified reliefs to which the minimum effective tax rate is currently applied, to include all tax reliefs including tax credits at earnings thresholds of €500,000, €250,000, €200,000, €150,000, €125,000, and €100,000, if he will estimate the amount of tax revenue which would be raised on a 2011 and full year basis at each of the thresholds above if the minimum effective tax rate was set at 30%. [25393/10]

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  1. 15 June 2010

    Tax Yield

    168 Deputy Joan Burton asked the Minister for Finance further to Parliamentary Question No. 298 of 6 October 2009, the amount of tax revenue which would be raised on a 2011 and full year basis by introducing a minimum effective tax rate for those availing of all tax reliefs, that is by expanding the list of specified reliefs to which the minimum effective tax rate is currently applied, to include all tax reliefs including tax credits at earnings thresholds of €500,000, €250,000, €200,000, €150,000, €125,000, and €100,000, if he will estimate the amount of tax revenue which would be raised on a 2011 and full year basis at each of the thresholds above if the minimum effective tax rate was set at 30%. [25393/10]

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