Lobbying return by Drinks Industry Group of Ireland
FinanceReduction in alcohol excise in 2019
Politician · TD · 34th Dáil
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Reduction in alcohol excise in 2019
Avail of concession provided in EU Directive
Bringing concerns to the attention of selected politicians
Avail of concession provided in EU Directive
To further the stated policy aims of the ILCU as set out in our Six Strategic Steps document. To advance implementation of the League's policy objectives by Government and the Oireachtas.
To ensure appropriate legal framework for credit unions is secured, in particular relating to provisions on lending
To provide an outline understanding of how some areas of this legislation will impact on the operations of the MIBI
To improve regulation of National Lottery services
Published name "Problem Gambling Ireland" equals CRO name "PROBLEM GAMBLING IRELAND" (CRO 593936) after normalising legal forms such as Ltd = Limited. No other CRO company has this name. Names can be shared, so compare the address and dates on the CRO record.
To make relevant persons aware of certain aspects relating to consumer issues
To ensure appropriate legal framework for credit unions is secured, in particular relating to provisions on lending and investments
Competitiveness::Competitiveness - Low Cost Loans - Government funding is required in Budget 2018 to support the competiveness of farming enterprises and other SMEs through the provision of low cost loans, to fund both ongoing working capital requirements and for on-farm…
Income Volatility::Income Volatility - Extending Income Averaging to Farmer/Spouse with Additional Self-Employment - that qualification for income averaging on farming profits should be extended where the spouse and/or farmer has a fully separable source of self-employed…
That the Finance Act 2017 must provide that stamp duty on land purchased / transferred and used for farming remains at 2% rate; qualifying criteria to avail of this would be the same applied by Revenue for definition of active farmer, as for Agriculture relief.::With…
That Stamp Duty would remain at the 2% rate in the Finance Act 2017 for land that is purchased or transferred and used for farming.::That the qualifying criteria for this would be the same as Revenue currently applies to define an active farmers for other agricultural taxation…
To advance implementatio of the ILCU policy objectives as set out in our Six Strategic Steps document