Split-Year Treatment in Ireland – Who Qualifies & How to Apply
This tax treatment applies to people coming to reside here or emigrating during the tax year. Dealing first with individuals coming to reside here they will [...]
Trusts & Companies – How They Can Help with Tax & Asset Planning
The following is a very brief summary on the implications for this type of ownership structure where parents are acquiring property for their children. Trusts Are [...]
Buying a Property for Your Child? 3 Tax-Smart Strategies
We will look at the example of Mary and John who are in their late 30s and have one child aged 15. Following an inheritance from [...]
State Pensions in Ireland – What You Need to Know
Both employees and the self-employed qualify for the state pension. If you are self employed and have been paying PRSI at the S rate all your [...]
Should You Make Pension Contributions? Tax & Savings Benefits Explained
This is one of the best ways of receiving significant tax relief while investing for your future. There are now a great variety of pension investment [...]
An Employee Guide to Pension Schemes
Company Pension Schemes Company pension schemes are provided by most employers for the benefit of their employees. Where employees contribute to such schemes tax relief will [...]
Self-Employed in Ireland – A Guide to Pensions
Pension Planning for Retirement All self employed individuals need to consider their retirement as early as possible. It may involve the transfer of the business within [...]
How Pension Contributions Reduce Your Tax Bill in Ireland
Arrangements for making pension contributions have never been easier following the introduction of PRSA's, Self Administered Schemes etc. This is also one of the few remaining [...]
How to Offset Foreign Property Rental Losses Against Irish Tax
Investors may have a number of foreign properties in different countries. A rental income account will have to be prepared to complete your Irish tax return [...]
Taxation of UK Property for Irish Residents – Rental Income & CGT
Many Irish investors have acquired property in the U.K. For Income Tax purposes returns have to be made to both the U.K. and Irish Revenue. If [...]
