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Thursday January 01 1970

Over 800,000 have refused to pay the home tax, what happens next?

category dublin | bin tax / household tax / water tax | event notice author Thursday April 19, 2012 23:52author by Stoneybatter Campaign Against Household & Water Taxes Report this post to the editors

Stoneybatter public meeting

Kavanagh's Bar (upstairs)
- junction of Aughrim Street & Manor Street -

Thursday April 26th, 8pm
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The boycott is massive, with well over 800,000 refusing to register or pay the home tax. Come along and find out about
- the huge numbers mobilised by the campaign throughout the country
- the legal situation for non-payers
- the threatened water tax

author by nostra_damn_uspublication date Fri Apr 20, 2012 08:25author address author phone Report this post to the editors

what happens next is they try to link this charge to your house whatever way they can..
Then they link water charges to your house.
Water is then privatised. Sewerage too.
Then they raise the household charge up to 1000 or so.
Other charges will be increased by private companies as much as they can get away with.
then they keep adding household charges to your bill each year plus interest and fines.
If they can they may take these monies directly from any payments the person receives from the state.
Expect new legislation for this.
When the house owner needs to sell or dies, they force the sale of the house to pay the amount owed or they confiscate the house in lieu of payment.

It's a long game to dispossess the poor so they will be nothing but cheap slave labour whose families do not own property and pay high rents to the rich landlord classes.

James connolly was correct when he said
"A republic without socialism means only the accents of the landlords will change"

 
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