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Dáil
‹ Ceisteanna—Questions. Oral Answers. - Land Tax.

Departmental Role in Land Tax Assessments

Summary

An inter-departmental group is formulating arrangements for adjusted-acreage assessments; the Minister confirmed that his Department’s officials will not be involved and that Land Commission officials have no structure within it.

asked the Minister for the Environment if Land Commission officials will be working within his Department when assessing adjusted acres for land tax.

Comment on this

Detailed arrangements for the assessment of adjusted acreage are at present being formulated by an inter-departmental group under the chairmanship of the Department of the Public Service.

Comment on this

Can the Minister tell us if any of his officials will be involved in the adjustment of acreages for agricultural tax purposes?

Comment on this

I will await the results of that inter-departmental group in the investigation of acreages in each individual area. I can assure the Deputy that no officials of my Department will be involved.

Comment on this

Will the Land Commission officials have a structure or back-up service within the Department of the Environment?

Comment on this

The Land Commission are not part of my Department. At present they have no structure as such in my Department.

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