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Social Insurance.

Dáil Éireann Debate, Tuesday - 28 November 2006

Tuesday, 28 November 2006

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Richard Bruton

Question:

336 Mr. Bruton asked the Minister for Social and Family Affairs the projected outturn for 2006 and the forecast revenue in 2007 from social insurance, distinguishing net paid by employers, by employees and by the self-employed. [40001/06]

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The projected outturn for social insurance contribution income in 2006 is €6,872 million. The corresponding forecast revenue in 2007, on a pre-Budget basis, is €7,470 million. The make-up of both years' figures, as between employers, employees and the self-employed, is as follows:

2006 Projected Pre-Budget

2007 Outturn Forecast

€ million

€ million

Employers

5,096

5,546

Employees

1,366

1,484

Self-employed

410

440

Totals

6,872

7,470

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