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Daily Archives: December 5, 2012

Property tax – a blow to those in arrears

Posted on December 5, 2012 by David Murphy

By Business Editor David Murphy @davidmurphyRTE Make no mistake. This property tax is tough. And the timing, at the nadir of an economic cycle, makes it even harder. While people on social welfare will be able – mostly – to defer … Continue reading →

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