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Did FG get an overall majority? Was it in the program for government?
Property Tax
Proposals in Programme for Government:
Consider a site valuation tax taking account of the significant number of households in mortgage distress and the need to provide local government with a reliable stream of revenue.
Both Fine Gael and Labour had proposed a type of site valuation tax in their manifestos but only from 2014 (see below in terms of their interim proposals on property tax). In Fine Gael’s manifesto they stated that they would empower local authorities to put in place, following the 2014 local elections, fairer alternatives to recurring annual tax on the family home. The options would include:
(a) No extra local taxes;
(b) Increased local user charges for waste etc; or
(c) The option of a local “site sale profits tax” on the profit made from the site value on the sale of a residence (sales proceeds, less cost indexed by inflation, less stamp duty paid and less home improvements).
Proposals in EU/IMF Programme of Financial Support for Ireland
Introduction of a property tax signalled for Budget 2012.
Increase in property tax signalled for Budget 2013.
Extract below from Page 59 of the FG 2011 election manifesto: (since removed from their website)
“Funding Local Government: Fianna Fail’s proposal, now endorsed by the Labour Party, to introduce by 2014 an annual, recurring residential property tax on the family home is unfair. But as we tackle the fiscal crisis, we will have to cut central exchequer funding for local authorities, and we recognise that local authorities will have to find more sustainable sources of revenue appropriate to local circumstances. What will be viewed as fair in South Dublin might be viewed as unworkable in rural Clare.
In this context, we will empower local authorities to put in place, following the 2014 local elections, fairer alternatives to Fianna Fail’s and Labour’s recurring annual tax on the family home. The options would include:
• No extra local taxes, forcing local authorities to close non-priority services and / or to deliver increased efficiencies;
• Increased local user charges for waste etc.; or
• The option of a local “site sale profits tax”. Such a tax would be levied on the profit made from the site value on the sale of a residence (sales proceeds, less cost indexed by inflation, less stamp duty paid and less home improvements)
The final measure might be considered as both fairer and more economically sensible than an annual
recurring property tax. Whichever option local electorates choose, for the first time since the 1970s local government will have real independence from central government in deciding what services to provide at local level and how to fund them.”
Labour of course were opposed to water charges prior to entering government.
So the FG and Labour manifestos are entirely fluid and negotiable to the detriment of the citizens while the Troika’s manifesto to have the people cover every red cent of odious private banking debt is not. Interesting.
Oh, stop it. These were people who failed to pay their taxes despite having plenty of time to do so, and despite the vast majority of their fellow citizens paying up.
You’re so right. We should all get to pick and choose the taxes we pay based entirely on our own assessment of what we can afford. Based on our honesty as a society I see this working out perfectly well!
Neal, these are people who own a home, that have paid 10s of thousands on stamp duty and all the various taxes involved in building that home. Stamp duty was deemed to cover your life time in your home, a home that is most likely worth a fraction of what was paid and in negative equity. So home owners are fully entitled to be reluctant in paying a made up tax that will not benefit our towns and communities. It was unjust and handled badly.
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You were probably looking for stolen, but then, that wouldn’t be right either, because the LPT is an approved tax, put in place by a democratically elected government, whose mandate it is to take certain decisions to implement policies such as these.
So it means 25 other things before it means what you are effectively calling stealing?
Also, isnt the implementation of a tax by the majority party government, which has a 95% compliance effectively saying they do have permission to take that? What about all the people that did pay? Should these cheats be left away with it? I hope they didnt know about it and it screwed them over financially. That’ll teach them!
The gallop, to put your comment in context, although probably unnecessary. The we’re elected democratically based on massively misleading mandate, and on what the main stream media aired them saying. So the electorate were subtly conned.
Only 34% of the voters in the 2011 General Election voted for Fine Gael. That means 66% of voters did not vote for a property tax. Taking taxes out of peoples wages do not classify as compliance.
@ O’Reilly:Like I have already said to the Galloping Major, only 34% of the electorate in 2011 voted for Fine Gael. That implies that 66% or 2/3rds of voters did not want their introduction of Water Charges.
Less than 755,000 people voted for Water Charges in the 2011 General Election, out of a population of nearly 4.5 million and Fine Gael tell us they have a mandate. What makes it worse is that we have Fine Gael supporters on these forums who believe that they got a mandate to introduce these charges. Fine Gael never got an overall majority so their mandate means nothing-they never got a mandate to introduce their Manifesto from the electorate.
Sean,
The LPT is just another mechanism to make the Irish citizens pay for the systemic collapse of speculative financial capitalism in 2008. I applaud the “scroungers” for refusing to pay their “fair share” of the banker taxes.
“Revenue took” Loose translation, revenue stole money from honest people who refused to be cowed into submission with vile threats. The real scroungers are the ruling elite and their flunkies in revenue.
I wouldn’t be doing too much worrying about these fg vultures,their end is very very close and hopefully itvwill make ff’s kicking look like a barn dance.
Sean, living with mummy and working for daddy and still looking down on people. Reckon you’d ever be able to get a real job without daddy’s coattails to cling to Sean?
Exactly…. in the last few mouths we barely scrape by every month with the bills paid. Absolutely ZERO spent that isn’t food & bills (and no we don’t have sky/upc etc etc).
And you know why? …. because everyone that I use to get work from is exactly the same. The domestic economy is empty.
And now the animals want to charge us for water… gggrrrrr.
To Ciaran,
Are you referring to the falling poverty levels in Venezuela?
“Six of the 11 countries with information available in 2012 recorded falling poverty levels (see table 1). The largest drop was in the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, where poverty fell by 5.6 percentage points (from 29.5% to 23.9%) and extreme poverty by 2.0 percentage points (from 11.7% to 9.7%). In Ecuador, poverty was down by 3.1 percentage points (from 35.3% to 32.2%) and indigence by 0.9 percentage points (from 13.8% to 12.9%).
This 5.6 percentage point decrease in Venezuela translates into a 19 percent decline in poverty overall last year, which CEPR Co-Director Mark Weisbrot noted last month “is almost certainly the largest decline in poverty in the Americas for 2012, and one of the largest – if not the largest – in the world.”
This dramatic decrease in poverty is likely due to the impact of two new misiones (social programmes), the Gran Misión En Amor Mayor Venezuela and the Gran Misión Hijos de Venezuela, which were, by January 2013, benefitting more than 1,400,000 people.”
No,I’m not referring to what data from three years ago.
I’m referring to whats happing now after all the money has been spent with socialist stupid economics
30 thousand marched in dublin in 2012 against property tax we had it beaten then fg labour used the revenue to threaten people with looking into their bank accounts the irish then decided to ly down got scared or couldnt be bothered.What i am really saying is the irish are sheep afraid of a fight bar the few that stood their ground i am proud to say i am one of those.Taxing a family home is unjust like making people pay for water a third time is unjust.Well come to the banking dictator ship. All we can do is stand our ground or just roll over._.Fighting irish
You are most likely a fine gaeler or labour supporter who can’t see on front of their nose.
The policy is to take take take.
Keep the ordinary citizens down.
Look after your cronies banks and Corprates.
No one wants to pay tax, but they are part of life. However we pay more than enough. So it’s fair that people do not want additional taxes/charges on top of the additional ones we have already reluctantly accepted.
Reg there comes a point where tax becomes an inhibitor in people’s lives and that is the case now. This government has gone to the well too many times and what do we get absolute wasteage of money in every sector of government and absolute feck all reform to ensure value for money. This government could have the money of the oil rich countries and still squander it all.
Reg there comes a point where tax becomes an inhibitor in people’s lives and that is the case now. This government has gone to the well too many times and what do we get absolute wasteage of money in every sector of government and absolute feck all reform to ensure value for money. This government could have the money of the oil rich countries and still squander it all.
Actually Reg, I do have some suggestions. How about we get a health service that doesn’t leave elderly sick people waiting on trollies and others on a two year waiting list waiting for treatment, an education system that is really free and educates rather than indoctrinates, all the wasted buildings owned by NAMA refurbished to offer shelter to the homeless, a water supply that doesn’t put people at risk if they drink it and roads that don’t wreck your car. I’d happily pay a lot more tax if I could see benefits like those. But not to make rich people richer while ordinary hard working people carry the burden for a situation they didn’t create
Ah now Jammin, the bond holders didn’t get it all, irish water got a lump too.
I’m sooo happy that the place and services it was ment for are falling to pieces it makes me all gooie inside…. Oh sorry not gooie, makes me want to puke
Ireland is a disgusting place to live. No EU Gov has consent to tax Family Homes. FTT (Financial Transaction Tax on Banks) would raise same as LPT (Tax on Family Homes) ,,,,550 million euro per annum.
O’Reilly I have worked and paid tax all my adult life.Sponger I am not.As my post below states it was my way of saying fu€k them.
They took their money and more.It won’t be long now they will want us to wear the same clothes and have the same haircut…….
Neuville, you completely ignore the fact that those transactions would simply move to another jurisdiction where no charge exists. Like the UK. Stop buying the SF BS of initiatives costed in isolation with no regard to economic impacts. Educate yourself…
O Reilly, when you make assumptions don’t be surprised when you’re called out.
I can assume you and every other FG supporter are a**holes but it doesn’t mean I’m right.
You didn’t pay. It was taken. While most other citizens did pay. Ergo sponger.
If revenue hadn’t taken it would you have paid up voluntarily after a period of principled stand?
It was flagged well in advance that revenue would have power to attach the bill to my salary so there was no fear of me not paying the charge I just wasn’t volunteering it.
Yet you Norman, in the first instance assumed the 68,000 won’t be voting for government parties in the GE. I should have asked you for a link, demographics and home addresses…
I’m sure it’s not much John.
But when added to your 67,999 fellow defaulters I’m sure the administration cost to recoup could run to a significant sum…
I assume nothing O Reilly but the fact they had it forcibly took by Revenue empowered by FG/Lab will hardly endear the government parties to them.
They may have been supporters before hand I don’t know as neither do you,just saying.
Is that code for “can’t stand it when fellow tax paying citizens have a different opinion then mine and act on it by temporarily deferring payment of a tax thus incurring additional expense to themselves, so let’s deport them”?
Well John of it cost you extra then I’m happy with that but not happy if you cost the rest of us which you clearly did. Deport no, I was clearly tongue in cheek after your own answer.
As long as you’re proud of yourself that’s the main thing here isn’t it?
Sort this out and stop taxing Family Homes to support inflated Public Sector pay and pensions.
CSO figures April 2014.
€899.57 average Public Sector weekly pay.
€628.01 average Private Sector weekly pay.
€271.56 more per week or 43.24% higher pay for Public Sector.
Note: Ignore Red Thumbs from paid trolls of Fine Gael and Labour Political Parties.
The heading of this article should be FG/Lab got Revenue to steal from 68,000 people who didn’t pay property tax..paying for something twice seems to be a policy of our government towards it s people, for example: WATER!!!
Woodie Guthrie, wrote a song during the 1930s US depression including the lines: Some will rob you with a six gun, and some with a fountain pen. Que the bank bailout / modern day theft by fountain pen
Household tax/property tax was when I said fu€k them,enough is enough and I took a stand and didn’t register.
Just under 16 euro a week taken off me,including fines for being a bold boy.
Registered this year and have the guts of a tenner extra in the pocket.Great bunch of lads our leaders……
Being a bold boy and not paying, expect by the time that the next election is called that many folks will have forgotten which political parties advocated non payment.
They took money out of my wages even though I don’t own a house and have repeatedly told them this. My employer had to deduct it through no fault of her own and they have now valued a house that doesn’t exist at 315,000 in my name. Now they want my employer to write a letter stating how much she deducted from my wages (another inconvenience!) incompetent shower!!
Just watched Eurocrawler Kenny ( Merkel’s Muppet) being interviewed in Brussels, and acting like teacher’s pet, toeing the Euro line , in contrast to the strong confident , and independent performance of the Greek Finance Minister, who despite their problems stood up to Herr Schauble , who exudes misery , and personifies austerity, and looks like he was hand picked for his Scrooge-like persona!
But once they agreed to pay for it and signed that first property tax document then they signed it in blood then… Never put your signature to anything that comes from this government…
My father paid enough tax as he was self employed especially in the 80s to keep those in the Dail to keep on getting those big lovely pensions. Then when he was diagnosed with a terminal ailment after a stroke, it took them 9 months to give him anything because he was self employed they didn’t want to give him anything and he never got anything backdated for those 9 months because they tried out to make out he didn’t deserve it even with a stroke. I don’t have kids and in 1994 I was unemployed and was not on the dole, innocents of youth.
What do these politicians do but get paid and pensioned by us for what, a good time for St. Paddy’s weekend and spouting bull near election time?
Compliance is not Consent. No EU Government has consent to Tax Family Homes. Irish have a Referendum on same sex marriage instead of Rent Control, Family Home Tax , Obscene Car Tax … Why should the Irish have a Second Class Democracy unlike Switzerland.
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In a people’s referendum on 27 September 2009, an increase of the VAT rates was approved by a majority of 54.5% of the Swiss people.
The increase in the VAT rate will apply from 1 January 2011 until 31 December 2017, and will be as follows:
Standard VAT rate to increase from 7.6% to 8%;
Reduced VAT rate to increase from 2.4% to 2.5%; and
Special reduced VAT rate to increase from 3.6% to 3.8%.
Will their luvvieships take 1.75million euro in expenses. Ireland a great little country to do corruption in. Of course the judges deserve all we can give them. Pass the claret
The reason this tax was given to Revenue to collect was this Government did not trust the majority of house owners to pay it. If the Government does not trust a large proportion of the electorate how can they expect the electorate to trust them in the upcoming GE. Trust has to work both ways. Winning a battle does not mean winning the war.
Central bank , revenue , dept of finance = biggest gangsters/ liars this country has ever seen ! No wonder a poor oul primary school teacher was put in the top job ! When was he ever gonna stand up to anyone over the age of 12 never mind a professional criminal !!
So given you’ve no respect for the abilities of anyone from the teaching profession, what background or profession would be an appropriate one for a senior politician?
Compliance, what a flushing joke.
It’s revenue taking it.
That’s not flushing compliance,we don’t have a choice.
Theft, and they want me to pay for water aswell, fat chance, I’ll go to mountjoy quicker.
My Christ,the yfg/yl wannabe lackies are out in force tonight.
They are like fly’s on manure to procrastinate the party lines.
I wonder just how it would change their perception if they discovered their parents or any family members were thrown out of their houses or were malnourished because of inability to pay draconian taxes.
Normally I wouldn’t wish it on anybody but these pretentious condescending people need tyo be thought a serious lesson in real life.
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