Taoiseach accepts Donnelly's 'genuine oversight' in failing to register tenancy

In 2020, Mr Donnelly said he was an accidental landlord due to a property in Sandyford, County Dublin falling into negative equity. Dáil records show that from 2014 to 2017, Mr Donnelly argued that such landlords should be tax exempt
Taoiseach accepts Donnelly's 'genuine oversight' in failing to register tenancy

Health Minister Stephen Donnelly has admitted that he failed to register a rental property he owns with the Residential Tenancies Board (RTB) in 2019.

The Taoiseach says that he "accepts" Health Minister Stephen Donnelly's "genuine oversight" in not registering a tenancy with the RTB but said he has "not seen the context" of Mr Donnelly's representations to the Dáil on behalf of so-called accidental landlords.

In 2020, Mr Donnelly said he was an accidental landlord due to a property in Sandyford, County Dublin falling into negative equity. Dáil records show that from 2014 to 2017, Mr Donnelly argued that such landlords should be tax exempt.

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