Sir, – Reading “The Irish Times view on the Apple tax case: Ireland may never see the €13.1 billion” (Editorial, May 24th) proves one thing.
Fr Ted was right – that money was only ever resting in our account. – Yours, etc,
STEPHEN O’HARA,
Carrowmore,
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Sligo.
Sir, – Around 90 per cent of my relatively modest income is dealt with under the PAYE system.
Each year at about this time I sit down to calculate what I owe in respect of the other 10 per cent.
This year I do this in the happy expectation that the Government will refuse to take the calculated sum! – Yours, etc,
DAVE ROBBIE,
Booterstown,
Co Dublin.
