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Four Inishowen people on tax
defaulters list 28.03.07
Four Inishowen people
are on the latest list of tax defaulters who settled
with the Revenue Commissioners in the final quarter
of last year.
The highest settlement of the four was from Seamus
McDaid, a plant hire contractor from Glack, Inch
Island who settled to the tune of €330,581.
The bill relates to underdeclaration of income tax
and VAT and for operating a bogus non-resident
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The next highest defaulter was Patrick Bradley, a
builder of Gransha Road, Buncrana who paid the
taxman €100,024 in respect of underpaying income tax
and for having undeclared assets offshore. |
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Malin Head farmer John McGilloway of Lougherbraghey
paid €37,835 as a result of underpaying income tax
and for operating a bogus non-resident account.
Groundwork contractor, Patrick Curran, Ballyargus,
Redcastle, paid €13,313 as a result of
underdeclaration of income tax and VAT on foot of a
Revenue audit.
Nine defaulters of the 131 on the latest Revenue
list were from the Donegal area.
The highest settlement in the county was from garage
and filling station owner, Thomas E. Moore,
Dunfanaghy, who paid €600,481 in respect of
underpaid income tax and for holding a bogus
non-resident account.
Domestic Appliance Services Donegal Ltd of
Ballyraine, Letterkenny, settled to the tune of
€124,021 in respect of underpaying corporation tax
and for operating a bogus non-resident account.
Retired supermarket owner John C. Boyce, Main
Street, Carrigart, paid €110,000 in relation to
underpaying of income tax and VAT and for holding a
bogus non-resident account.
Kerrykeel farmer, Francis Friel, paid the Revenue
€18,594 in respect of underpaying income tax and for
operating a bogus non-resident account.
The biggest settlement in the country in the last
quarter of 2006 was from Sean Barron, Killiney,
Dublin, who settled for a total of €6.4m. Mr.
Barron, whose businesses include the Pamela Scott
and Richard Alan clothing chains, made the
settlement in relation to holding a bogus
non-resident account, underpaying income tax and VAT
and for having undeclared assets offshore. |
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