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 [...]
VAT on Residential Property in Ireland – A Guide for Landlords
Brief Overview A large number of residential property investors registered for VAT and obtained VAT refunds on the purchase of new residential properties over the last [...]
Property Rental Accounts – How to Track Rental Income & Expenses
We provide a comprehensive recording system which is easy to use and will allow you maintain a record of your rents from each property for every [...]
Rental Income Tax in Ireland – A Guide for Landlords
The gains from investing in property are obtained in two different ways. The first is from letting out the property and the second is through capital [...]
Rental Income Tax in Ireland – Frequently Asked Questions for Investors
Q.1 Which is better for letting purposes, an apartment or a house? A.1 Location is the key. Younger people prefer living in or around the city [...]
Foreign Bank Accounts & Life Policies – Taxation for Irish Residents
Foreign Bank Accounts If you have opened a foreign bank account during the tax return year you must provide the following information to the Revenue: Name [...]
How Business Partnerships Work in Ireland – Tax & Legal Guide
A partnership is a separate legal entity from a sole trader. It requires two or more individuals to carry on business together. You could have a [...]
How to Register for Tax in Ireland – A Step-by-Step Guide
If you are not already in the tax system you will need to register with the Revenue for income tax purposes and perhaps also for Value [...]
Sole Trader Tax Guide – Self-Assessment & Tax Filing Explained
When you carry on business in your own name you pay your tax based on the profit made by your business. You must prepare accounts and [...]
