Barristers’ tax yield not in builders’ league

I READ with great interest (May 30) the news that the Revenue Commissioners are going to conduct a targeted investigation of barristers.

Mon, 04 Jun, 2007 - 01:00
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Alas, with the effect of the Personal Injuries Assessment Board on the practice of many members of the Bar, I would not be hoping for a level of tax collection similar to that recently received from the construction industry.

Johnnie McCoy BL

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