Property taxs
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- October 26, 2010 at 9:51 am #711231
missarchi
ParticipantWill these affect planning and development?
Should company’s pay double the rate as residential?
Should it be calculated as a formula linked to building footprint, land size, minimum wage, social welfare, taxs, PRSI, electricity prices, car spaces ect… - October 26, 2010 at 8:49 pm #814586
admin
KeymasterA tax on stupidity is spelled tax this extends to groups of idiots who pay tax; taxes aimed at a single property have an E as do multiple forms of tax which are referred to as taxes..
For once I am in agreement with a Parlonesque release; stamp duty should go to Vegas for a while; this should also see stamp duty on equities fall from twice the UK figure currently 1% on ISEQ vs 0.5% on LSE/Plus; a rate of 0.25% would give listed companies another reason to move to Ireland beyond corporation tax; a lot of volume in WPP, Diageo etc. If there were enough listed companies making the switch an ISEQ ETF that was successful would benefit all existing listed companies on ISEQ.
- October 26, 2010 at 9:02 pm #814587
Anonymous
InactiveAnd company tax? guess that’s a no go area???
There is a minimum wage but no house to go with it after tax?http://www.irishtimes.com/newspaper/breaking/2010/1026/breaking42.html
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