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Dáil Éireann debate -
Wednesday, 25 Jun 1986

Vol. 368 No. 6

Written Answers. - Residential Property Tax.

60.

asked the Minister for Finance if he will give the following information in respect of the residential property tax, for the valuation dates 5 April 1984 and 5 April 1985: (1) the amount of tax paid; (2) the number of assessments upon which tax was paid; (3) the number of persons who claimed exemption on income grounds; (4) the distribution of assessments upon which tax was paid by value range of the residential properties; (5) the distribution of persons who claimed exemption on income grounds by value range of the residential properties; (6) the number of assessments on which tax was paid, broken down between PAYE, self-employed and farmers; and (7) the number of persons who claimed exemption on income grounds broken down between PAYE, self-employed and farmers.

I am advised by the Revenue Commissioners that the position on 30 May 1986, in relation to the information sought by the Deputy for each of the valuation dates is as follows:

5 April, 1984

1. Tax paid, £1,551,811.

2. Number of assessments, 5,378.

3. Number claiming exemption, 3,998.

4-7: Not available.

5 April, 1985

1. Tax paid, £1,274,303.

2. Number of assessments, 4,732.

3. Number claiming exemption, 3,797.

4. Range of residential properties.

Exceeding

Not Exceeding

Number of assessments

£

£

66,490

70,000

1,090

70,000

80,000

1,338

80,000

90,000

843

90,000

100,000

521

100,000

125,000

519

125,000

150,000

257

150,000

200,000

126

200,000

38

Total

4,732

5. Range of residential properties.

Exceeding

Not Exceeding

Number claiming income exemption

£

£

66,490

80,000

1,671

80,000

100,000

1,272

100,000

150,000

683

150,000

171

Total

3,797

6-7. Not available.

Such information as cannot be provided in the reply could not be obtained without undertaking an inquiry which could be carried out only at disproportionate cost.

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