CORI urges Govt to increase taxes

The Conference of Religious in Ireland has urged the Government to increase taxes to pay for improved infrastructure and social provision.

Mon, 28 Oct, 2002 - 09:15

The Conference of Religious in Ireland has urged the Government to increase taxes to pay for improved infrastructure and social provision.

CORI, which represents more than 135 religious congregations, said Ireland must bring taxes closer to the EU average if it is to reach European standards in these areas.

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