FF propose bill that fines people who buy illicit goods on black market

A new bill aims to fine people who buy illicit goods on the black market.

Wed, 24 Oct, 2018 - 14:06

A new bill aims to fine people who buy illicit goods on the black market.

The Fianna Fáil proposal would introduce a spot fine of €100 for those who buy cigarettes, alcohol, fuel or other products on which no tax or duties have been paid.

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