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Dáil
‹ Ceisteanna—Questions. Oral Answers. - Tax Allowance Delay.

Residence-related tax allowance

Summary

The taxpayer received an £805 deduction for qualifying expenditure, but age-exemption marginal relief determined the final tax liability; the inspector explained the outcome in November 1982.

Liam Fitzgerald Mr. L. Fitzgerald Fianna Fáil

asked the Minister for Finance the reason a person (details supplied) in Dublin 5 who installed double glazed windows and doors did not receive the tax allowance due to him in respect of the residence related employment scheme.

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I have been advised by the Revenue Commissioners that the taxpayer was granted a deduction of £805 for the year 1981-82 in respect of qualifying expenditure under the residence related employment scheme. However, as the taxpayer's income did not greatly exceed £4,600, and as it was to his benefit to do so, the tax liability for 1981-82 was calculated in accordance with the marginal relief provisions of the age exemption.

Full details of the final income tax position for the year 1981-82 were issued by the inspector of taxes on 19 November 1982 and the matter was fully explained to the taxpayer in the course of a visit to the tax office on 10 December 1982.

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