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Order of Business (9 Feb 2012): Colm Keaveney: ...the House some indication of when we will have an opportunity to discuss the Bill? I note that section 14(6) of the Bill was not included in the explanatory memorandum. This allows for education fees to be paid to employees participating in SARP. Effectively, employers would not have to be charged tax on education fees up to a limit of â¬5,000.

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