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Developer Michael Murphy pays €7m to Revenue

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08/06/2016
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DUBLIN: Long-standing developer and South Dublin Construction founder Michael Murphy has made a €7 million settlement with the Revenue arising from its offshore assets investigation.

The latest Revenue defaulters’ list shows that 100 people and businesses paid €24.7 million in tax, interest and penalties in the first three months of this year. Mr Murphy of Highfield Road, Rathgar, Dublin, made the biggest settlement, paying €2.4 million in tax, €2.8 million in interest and €1.4 million in penalties for a total of €7 million.

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