| CARBON TAX AXE TO COST IRELAND DEARLY |
| 11 SEPTEMBER: The Government's decision to axe the carbon tax will result in higher costs to the consumer. In a reversal of the raditional "Polluter Pays" principle, we now have the "we pay to be polluted" principle. If the carbon tax is abandoned, Ireland will have to purchase more carbon credits. This bill will fall on the taxpayer. But instead of the tax money being available to the Irish government as carbon tax would be, the payment for carbon credits will leave the country.
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| Posted By the editors on 10/09/2004 ( Reads : 3209 ) | Comments (0) | Tax incentives |
| Pilot Tax Relief Scheme for certain report areas |
| AN INTERDEPARTMENTAL REVIEW OF THE PILOT TAX RELIEF SCHEME FOR CERTAIN REPORT AREAS
Reprinted with thanks and acknowledgements from Earthwatch Magazine, Spring 2001 // Read More // |  |
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| Posted By Gabi on 08/04/2003 ( Reads : 2774 ) | Comments (0) | Tax incentives |
| Rural Renewal Scheme for the Upper Shannon |
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The extension of the tax incentives to the BORDER, MIDLANDS AND THE WEST
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| Development Strategy: Ventry Area |
| DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY: VENTRY AREA
What we lack is an assessment of the effect of policies and development consents given to date in the study area. // Read More // |  |
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| Objection to Grant of Planning Permission |
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| Posted By Gabi on 08/04/2003 ( Reads : 2900 ) | Comments (0) | Tax incentives |
| The example of Ventry, County Kerry |
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| Posted By Gabi on 08/04/2003 ( Reads : 2206 ) | Comments (0) | Tax incentives |