How Benefit-In-Kind (BIK) Tax Works in Ireland
Benefit-In-Kind (BIK) is a tax on non-cash benefits provided by employers, such as company cars, medical insurance, or gym memberships. Even though you’re not receiving extra [...]
Running a Business from Home – Tax Deductions & Compliance
What home expenses can a sole trader deduct against their income tax liability? With the benefits of modern technology many sole traders now run their business [...]
How to Reduce Capital Gains Tax When Selling Shares in Ireland
How the Capital Gains Tax Free Exemption of €1,270 works? The annual tax free exemption must be used up every year. It cannot be carried forward [...]
How to Calculate Capital Gains Tax on Shares in Ireland
The Capital Gains Tax rules and regulations for dealing with the sales of shares are very complicated. However in the majority of circumstances where there is [...]
Capital Gains Tax (CGT) in Ireland – What You Need to Know
Capital Gains Tax Ireland General Introduction General information on Capital Gains Tax Ireland (see below) Disposal of your Principal Private Residence Property Investors – Capital Gains [...]
How to Calculate Tax on Airbnb Income in Ireland
Revenue Guidance on Airbnb income: The Revenue have received information they need directly from Airbnb regarding hosts income. We believe thousands of enquiry letters have been [...]
Stamp Duty in Ireland – Rates, Exemptions & How to Pay
Stamp Duty is a very significant transaction based tax and is payable by the purchaser on the cost of an investment property. Residential Property For new [...]
Property Finance in Ireland – A Guide for Buyers & Investors
Obtaining finance in the current economic climate is difficult. The purchase of a property is a long term investment. The initial money put into the investment [...]
How Irish Property Investors Living Abroad Are Taxed on Rental Income
If a person is not resident here for tax purposes and rents out a property in Ireland they are obliged to make tax returns in respect [...]
How Is Rental Income from Holiday Homes Taxed in Ireland?
Holiday Homes for Personal Use In these circumstances, there is no rental income from the property so it is ignored for income tax purposes. There will [...]
