Laois County Council is facing an income loss of €7.6m, a figure that could rise.
Concerns are being raised about recouping the shortfall of commercial rates in Laois.
Independent rep James Kelly is calling for more clarity on how a €255m fund to local authorities from the government will be divided.
The Laois executive is predicting an income loss of around €7.6m at the moment, which accounts for two thirds of the projected rate collection for 2020.
Cllr Kelly is worried that larger local authorities could receive a greater chunk of the money:
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