The Revenue Commissioners are enforcing a derelict sites tax nationally, following pushes from Simon Harris, with Bray being highlighted as a desirable area due to its proximity to Dublin.
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The Revenue Commissioners are enforcing a derelict sites tax nationally, following pushes from Simon Harris, with Bray being highlighted as a desirable area due to its proximity to Dublin.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Dereliction issues in Mayo County are highlighted as a national concern.Sub-event
Simon Harris pushed for the collection of a derelict sites tax, which the Revenue Commissioners are now enforcing nationally.1 source
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Harris
Indonesian politician (born 1950)
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Revenue Commissioners
customs, excise and taxation agency
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Ireland
sovereign state in Northwestern Europe
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