- Councillor Ian Lynch called for a 0% VAT rate on remediation works for Clare homeowners affected by defective concrete blocks.
- He argued that removing VAT would ease financial hardship for families, especially as Christmas approaches.
- Lynch highlighted the disparity between the support given to pyrite-affected homeowners (100% redress) and those with defective blocks, who still face significant costs.
- He emphasized the severe personal and financial impact on families, many of whom are living in temporary or unsafe conditions.
- Lynch urged the Minister for Finance to act urgently, stating that a 0% VAT rate would be a fair and compassionate response.
Source: clarechampion.ie
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