Tipp chief slams Revenue

Tipperary GAA chairman Sean Nugent has lashed out after it was confirmed that the Revenue Commissioners are now targeting gate-checkers operating at the county’s various matchday venues.

In a move described by Nugent as “bureaucracy gone mad”, it has emerged that gate-checkers in Tipperary will now be subject to end-of-year P35 tax returns.

Nugent has slammed these latest developments and claims GAA officials are paying the price for openness and transparency.

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