No monies from State ‘windfall tax’

The State has received no monies to date from a “windfall tax” aimed at generating revenues from land rezonings across the country.

No monies from State ‘windfall tax’

As part of the legislation that established Nama in 2009, the Green Party insisted on a provision for the State to receive an 80% windfall tax from the sale of lands that had been subject to rezonings after Oct 2009. The provision came as a result of late amendments to the act.

However, in a recent Dáil reply to Fine Gael’s John Deasy, the Minister for Finance Michael Noonan sid: “There is no record of profits of gains subject to the windfall tax having been declared on tax returns to date.”

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