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- Protection of Employees (Temporary Agency Work) Bill 2011: Report Stage (22 Feb 2012)
Richard Bruton: ...new provisions generally to Irish employment law. There is no obligation on an employer to provide a pension. The only obligation now on an employer is to ensure that a worker has access to a PRSA into which the employer has no obligation to contribute. We cannot under this provision introduce new far-reaching provisions in Irish labour law. Pension and sick pay are not included...
- Written Answers — Defence Forces Retirement Scheme: Defence Forces Retirement Scheme (29 Nov 2007)
Richard Bruton: Question 48: To ask the Tánaiste and Minister for Finance if Army officers are eligible to pay AVC's or pay into PRSA's; the reason these options do not apply; and when he expects to introduce the SPEARS system. [31810/07]
- Written Answers — Tax Code: Tax Code (19 Oct 2006)
Richard Bruton: ...in employer pension schemes gaining pension tax relief; and the amount of contributions and claimants getting relief at the 20% rate and the 42% rate; the cost and numbers of people claiming under PRSA schemes; and the amount of contributions and claimants receiving relief at the 20% rate and at the 42% rate. [33808/06]
- Written Answers — Tax Code: Tax Code (27 Sep 2006)
Richard Bruton: ...in defined contribution schemes are obliged to invest the residue in an annuity; the further reason a different option of investing in a flexible retirement fund is available to persons with PRSA; and the cost of allowing participants in defined contribution schemes the choice of purchasing an annuity or participating in a fund. [29018/06]
- Written Answers — Tax Code: Tax Code (16 Jun 2005)
Richard Bruton: ...; the numbers and value of relief by type of pensions (details supplied); the persons paying tax at the standard rate of tax and persons paying at the top rate, to persons making contributions to PRSA, to persons making contributions to additional voluntary contribution schemes and to persons claiming relief on contributions of more than 15% gross earnings. [20568/05]