13/12/2013

DCC Announce Closure Of Motor Tax Office

Dublin City Council have announced the closure of Clondalkin Motor Tax Office on Christmas Eve.

It is claimed that the office is being closed due to a significant increase in the number of people using online tax services.

Opponents of the closure has raised concerns that other local authorities may consider closing motor tax offices to generate savings.

It is understood that staff at the office will be reassigned across other government vacancies.

(MH/CD)

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