Tax dodging former TD Foley pays out €580,000

FORMER Fianna Fáil TD Denis Foley was among 182 tax dodgers named and shamed yesterday.

Tax dodging former TD Foley pays out €580,000
Wed, 23 Mar, 2005 - 00:00
Conor Keane

The defaulters list showed that he made a €580,000 settlement with the Revenue Commissioners.

The former Oireachtas Public Accounts Committee chairman paid €186,646 in tax and €393,354 in interest and penalties in relation to an Ansbacher account.

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