Revenue documents obtained by the Irish Farmers Journal under the Freedom of Information Act.
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The Dealer was happy to see that the head of the Revenue Commissioners’ Kerry tax district, Anne Dullea, did not have to put her hand muscles at risk of a strain when signing the 420 letters sent to Kerry Co-op shareholders to demand thousands of euros in unexpected tax last month.
In an 18 November email to Revenue bigwig for the south-west Charles Phelan, obtained by the Irish Farmers Journal through a freedom of information request, Dullea writes: “C. 400 letters going in the post today.
“[Name with the editor] was able to scan my signature onto the letter, which has really sped up the process.”
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Maybe the farmers who received the letters could scan banknotes to pay the resulting tax bills?
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The Dealer was happy to see that the head of the Revenue Commissioners’ Kerry tax district, Anne Dullea, did not have to put her hand muscles at risk of a strain when signing the 420 letters sent to Kerry Co-op shareholders to demand thousands of euros in unexpected tax last month.
In an 18 November email to Revenue bigwig for the south-west Charles Phelan, obtained by the Irish Farmers Journal through a freedom of information request, Dullea writes: “C. 400 letters going in the post today.
“[Name with the editor] was able to scan my signature onto the letter, which has really sped up the process.”
Maybe the farmers who received the letters could scan banknotes to pay the resulting tax bills?
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