'Vast majority' of pensioners not in tax arrears

The Pensions Ombudsman Paul Kenny has said he is confident that pensioners will not be pursued by Revenue for small arrears in their taxes.

'Vast majority' of pensioners not in tax arrears
Tue, 10 Jan, 2012 - 14:06

The Pensions Ombudsman Paul Kenny has said he is confident that pensioners will not be pursued by Revenue for small arrears in their taxes.

Mr Kenny met with Revenue officials today to discuss the controversy which has seen 115,000 pensioners told they owe extra tax.

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