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Taxes Consolidation Act, 1997 (Number 39 of 1997)

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653AF. Deferral of tax during appeals

(1) In this section “relevant appeal” means—

(a) an appeal to An Bord Pleanála in respect of a grant of planning permission,

(b) an application for judicial review of a decision of a local authority or An Bord Pleanála in respect of a planning permission, or

(c) an appeal of a determination of a judicial review referred to in paragraph (b),

where the appeal or application, as the case may be, has not been made by—

(i) the applicant or the owner of the land on which the development to which the planning permission relates is to be carried out, or

(ii) a person connected (within the meaning of section 10) with the applicant or the owner.

(2) This section applies where a planning permission has been granted, but the development concerned cannot commence because the decision to grant the planning permission is subject to a relevant appeal which has not been determined at a liability date.

(3) Where this section applies and the relevant appeal concerned is subsequently determined such that the grant of planning permission is upheld, the liable person may make a claim for the repayment of all residential zoned land tax paid by that liable person in respect of the site to which the planning permission relates that arose from the date on which the relevant appeal was first made until the date on which the grant of planning permission was upheld.

(4) At a return date after the date on which a relevant appeal was made but before the relevant appeal has been determined, a liable person may make a claim to defer payment of the residential zoned land tax in respect of the site to which the planning permission relates [2]>until such time as the relevant appeal is determined<[2][2]>that arose from the date on which the relevant appeal was made until such time as the relevant appeal is determined<[2], and—

(a) where the relevant appeal is determined such that the grant of planning permission is upheld, the tax so deferred shall no longer be due and payable,

(b) where the relevant appeal is determined such that the grant of planning permission is overturned, the liable person shall amend each return in which such a claim was made, and pay any tax and interest due accordingly, or

(c) where the owner sells the property before the relevant appeal is determined, the liable person shall amend each return in which such claim was made, and pay any tax and interest due accordingly.

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Inserted by FA21 s80(1)(a). Comes into operation on such day as the Minister for Finance may appoint by order.

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Substituted by F(No.2)A23 s92(11).