Senior gardai front up to Justice Minister Helen McEntee in tax row over top job
Briefly

The ongoing dispute over pension tax rules has led to confusion and reluctance among senior gardaí, with at least six high-ranking officials choosing not to apply for the deputy garda commissioner position due to potential tax liabilities.
Justice Minister Helen McEntee's position has become a point of contention as senior officers fear a massive financial burden directly linked to their pension plans if they accept the deputy garda commissioner role.
The fact that this crucial leadership position has remained unfilled since March last year highlights the significant impact of tax regulations on personnel decisions within the Garda force.
As senior gardaí weigh the risks versus the benefits of applying for this role, the government is facing pressure to address tax issues impacting the police leadership structure.
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