Written answers

Wednesday, 26 September 2012

  • Tax Yield
    To ask the Minister for Finance the additional revenue he estimates that would accrue to the State if a higher rate of income tax of 48% was introduced on all pay over €100,000 per annum....
  • Ministerial Responsibilities
    To ask the Minister for Finance the statutory powers that have been delegated to Ministers of State in his Department; and the date on which the statutory powers were delegated. [40780/12]
  • Banks Recapitalisation
    To ask the Minister for Finance if he will provide a breakdown for each financial institution, of the €7.5 billion of the bank recapitalisation which was paid in relation to mortgage debt;...
  • Strategic Investment Fund Capital
    To ask the Minister for Finance the amount of funding held within the Strategic Investment Funds; the level of fund earmarked for particular projects; and the amount of funds spent to date from...
  • Mortgage Interest Relief Application
    To ask the Minister for Finance the position regarding the application by all the banks of the additional mortgage interest relief for a certain category of homeowners as provided for in Finance...
  • State Banking Sector Regulation
    To ask the Minister for Finance if he will identify the value attributed by the Irish Bank Resolution Corporation on its balance sheet in its report and accounts for the six months ending 30 June...
  • Promissory Note Negotiations
    To ask the Minister for Finance if he will estimate by year the interest received, and receivable in future, up to 2031 by the Central Bank of Ireland in respect of the provision of Exceptional...
  • State Banking Sector Regulation
    To ask the Minister for Finance if the financial institutions Allied Irish Bank, Permanent TSB and Irish Life are subject to public procurement rules. [40839/12]
  • Departmental Staff Career Breaks
    To ask the Minister for Finance if he still provides staff with the option to take career breaks on one year or more; if not, if this can be considered as a cost saving initiative; and if he will...
  • Promissory Note Negotiations
    To ask the Minister for Finance further to Parliamentary Question No 281 on 18 September 2012, if he will confirm that when he states I can confirm that, under current arrangements, the...
  • IBRC Investigations
    To ask the Minister for Finance the year in which he expects Irish Bank Resolution Corporation to return to a position where it generates a net-after-tax profit. [40896/12]
  • Tax Yield
    To ask the Minister for Finance the actual effective corporate tax rate over the past five years, breaking it down year by year and the amount of corporate tax paid over the past five years,...
  • Tax Reliefs Availability
    To ask the Minister for Finance the cost of the tax break for private medical insurance; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [40934/12]
  • Tax Yield
    To ask the Minister for Finance the addition in tax that would be collected by an increase of 2% on the top rate of tax and the addition of tax that would be collected by an increase of 2% on the...
  • Financial Services Sector
    To ask the Minister for Finance if he will provide details for each of the years 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011 and to date in 2012, of the amount of credit extended by licensed moneylenders to...
  • Pension Provisions
    To ask the Minister for Finance further to Parliamentary Question No. 81 of 11 January 2012, if the group that was established to examine charges in the pension industry has yet reported to him;...
  • State Banking Sector Regulation
    To ask the Minister for Finance the efforts made by his Department and the Irish Bank Resolution Corporation to seek repayment of the €1 million bonus previously paid to the former head of...
  • NAMA Expenditure
    To ask the Minister for Finance if he will provide full details, shown separately for the National Asset Management Agency and the National Treasury Management Agency, of all professional fees,...

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