Revenue refuse to compensate widows who overpaid taxes

THE Revenue Commissioners are digging in their heels by refusing to compensate public service widows who paid too much tax — despite continued criticism from the Ombudsman.

Revenue refuse to compensate widows who overpaid taxes
Thu, 13 Feb, 2003 - 00:00
Fionnán Sheahan

Describing their attitude as unbelievable, Ombudsman Kevin Murphy again attacked the State taxman for failing to pay compensation to 12

people for delays in paying tax rebates that were due to them.

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