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Meanings of cost the exchequer in English

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Usage of cost the exchequer in English
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This is projected to cost the exchequer about €20 million this year.
The Irish Times
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The IFS estimates that the proposal will cost the exchequer about £700m a year.
The Guardian
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The forum estimates that its proposal will cost the exchequer €66 million next year.
The Irish Times
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It is understood the deal, if accepted, will cost the exchequer €880 million over three years.
The Irish Times
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Initial Revenue Commissioners estimates were that the tax could cost the exchequer some €160 million a year.
The Irish Times
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The violations cost the exchequer $39 billion in lost revenue, the auditor said, equivalent to India's defence budget.
Reuters
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This move will cost the exchequer €17 million in 2018.
The Irish Times
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Minister of State for Small Business John Perry said it would cost the exchequer €178 million in a full year.
The Irish Times
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Subsidies to fossil fuels cost the exchequer almost €2.5 billion in 2014, the institute reported.
The Irish Times
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The proposed amendments, if introduced, would change how Irish airline crew based abroad are taxed, and could cost the exchequer millions of euro.
The Irish Times
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The cuts, which would cost the exchequer almost €900 million, would be fully financed by broadening the tax base, he said.
The Irish Times
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The CAG alleged that the government's under-priced sale of coal blocks may have cost the exchequer potential revenues of $33 billion.
Reuters
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The increases in the personal allowance in 2014 and 2015 will each cost the exchequer just over £1bn.
The Guardian
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Overall, the measures would be likely to cost the exchequer £1£1.5 billion to implement over a 1012-year time period.
The Irish Times
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Cutting corporation tax from 21% to 19% alone cost the exchequer in excess of £5bn a year.
The Guardian
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The tax credit cost the exchequer €448 million in 2017 and €670 million in 2016 according to Revenue figures.
The Irish Times
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