According to reports in the national media, Ireland's Revenue Commissioners are planning to monitor more closely those who claim to be non-resident in Ireland for tax purposes.
Under current law, anyone claiming non-resident status in Ireland must be out of the country for a minimum of 183 days each year. The Revenue Commission is reported to be planning to study whether those who claim to be non-resident actually comply with those rules.
Separately, following the publication on Friday of its quarterly list of tax defaulters, the Irish taxation authotity revealed that nearly EUR80 million in previously unpaid taxes had been collected in the final quarter of 2003.
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