The latest determination published by the Tax Appeals Commission (TAC) adjudicates on an extraordinary appeal brought forward by an unnamed politician who was willing to give up a sizeable state pension – but fought tooth and nail to claim two separate tax reliefs as a result. All we know is that the appellant was a man and that, following his retirement as a TD, he was entitled to a “ministerial pension”, a benefit reserved for ministers and a small number of other senior political office holders. All dates are redacted to protect the frontbencher’s identity. At the time, the politician…

Want to continue reading?

Unlock full access to The Currency and The Wall Street Journal with an Annual membership and receive a free Samsonite suitcase – worth €235 delivered to your door.

Subscribe

Cancel at any time.

Are you already a member? .