37 Ms O'Donnell asked the Minister for Finance in respect of the tax year 1995-96, the amount of gross earnings a married man with spouse and four children living in a local authority house subject to differential rent would have to earn as an employee to have a greater disposable income than as a long term unemployed person having regard to tax, PRSI, levies, FIS entitlements, the value of a medical card, the cost of getting to work estimated at £610 per annum and the usual social welfare entitlements of such a family, if he has conducted any studies of the tax welfare trap for long term unemployed persons; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [9444/95]

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37 Ms O'Donnell asked the Minister for Finance in respect of the tax year 1995-96, the amount of gross earnings a married man with spouse and four children living in a local authority house subject to differential rent would have to earn as an employee to have a greater disposable income than as a long term unemployed person having regard to tax, PRSI, levies, FIS entitlements, the value of a medical card, the cost of getting to work estimated at £610 per annum and the usual social welfare entitlements of such a family, if he has conducted any studies of the tax welfare trap for long term unemployed persons; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [9444/95]

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