§ Mr. FENBYasked the Chancellor of the Exchequer whether he is prepared to enter into communication with the Finance Minister of the Irish Free State with regard to the operation of the second schedule of the agreement between the British Government and the Government of the Irish Free State, dated 14th April, 1926, whereby any person resident in Great Britain and not in the Irish Free State is exempt from Irish Free State Income Tax, in view of the fact that British firms not resident in the Irish Free State have been served by the Irish Free State Government with notices of Income Tax in respect of profits made by their exports of merchandise from Great Britain into the Irish Free State?
Mr. SAMUELIf the hon. Member will give me particulars of the cases to which he refers, I shall be glad to look into the matter.