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Bike to work for a retired person?

cojomo2 · 2010-10-30 09:44:37

My dad is retired, but still pays income tax , and at the top rate, as he receives a pension from the ESB. Can he participate in the bike to work scheme, ?probably not, but thought I'd see if anyone knows anyway..

30-10-2010 10:44am

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My dad is retired, but still pays income tax , and at the top rate, as he receives a pension from the ESB.

Can he participate in the bike to work scheme, ?probably not, but thought I'd see if anyone knows anyway..

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#2 30-10-2010 11:01am

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It's not some kind of tax rebate scheme, it's a means to purchase a bicycle to be used mainly for getting to and from your workplace.

If you have no work, you have no workplace, so you can't avail of the scheme.

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