Families in unfinished Cork estate forced to pay property tax

More than 20 families have been forced to pay local property tax (LPT) for the past five years due to an administrative oversight which should have excluded them because they live in an unfinished estate.

Mon, 01 Oct, 2018 - 06:30

By Sean O’Riordan

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Courts Property tax Place: Cork estate Place: Gort na hAbainn estate Place: Milford Place: north Co Cork Person: Sean O’Riordan Person: Councillor Person: John Paul O’Shea Person: O’Shea Organisation: Fine Gael Organisation: LPT Organisation: Department of Environment Organisation: Gort na hAbainn

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