High Court Upholds Revenue Bill Against Dublin Landlords

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The High Court has confirmed a tax bill of over €3 million against landlords Paul Howard and Una McClean. The investigation began in 2009 after a report was made about their cash rent collection. Revenue obtained information from banks and financial institutions to support their case.

The High Court has upheld a Revenue bill of over €3 million in outstanding tax and interest against Dublin landlords Paul Howard and Una McClean. The investigation into their tax affairs began in 2009 after a report was made to Revenue about their cash rent collection .

Despite being involved in other business ventures, the couple was uncooperative during the investigation. Revenue obtained information from banks and financial institutions to support their case.

Source: Law Daily Report (lawdailyreport.net)

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