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Apr 18, 2012 - 10:49

Government will introduce a fair property tax system, insists Creighton

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Government will introduce a fair property tax system, insists Creighton

European Affairs Minister Lucinda Creighton has said today that the Government will introduce a fair property tax system.

A report by the Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI) stated that a tax averaging between €400-€1,000 a year could be implemented, with vastly reduced rates for those on low incomes.

The Coalition intends introducing the tax next year to replace the current €100 household charge.

Minister Creighton said that she wants to see a fair system introduced.

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"I think everybody is unhappy and uncomfortable with the fact that we have a flat charge this year," she said.

"We want to introduce a much fairer system and the ESRI's report is one report, but as I say, the Minister's expert group will report with a range of options and then it will be for the Government to decide which is the fairest and least punitive option for the Irish public."

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