Selling property, shares, or other valuable assets in Ireland can trigger Capital Gains Tax (CGT). In this section, you’ll find clear guides and tips to help you calculate CGT, understand reliefs, and stay on top of payment deadlines.
Reduce Your Capital Gains Tax Bill by Claiming What You’re Owed If you’re selling a property, business, or asset at a profit, you may owe Capital [...]
Don’t Let Your Capital Gains Tax Allowances Go to Waste Many PAYE workers assume Capital Gains Tax doesn’t apply to them… that is until they sell [...]
Selling a Property? Don’t Miss These Capital Gains Tax Tips If you’re thinking about selling a rental property or second home, it’s important to understand your [...]
What you need to know about selling shares in Ireland: How the Capital Gains Tax Free Exemption of €1,270 works? The annual tax free exemption must [...]
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 Ireland General Introduction General information on Capital Gains Tax Ireland (see below) Disposal of your Principal Private Residence Property Investors – Capital Gains [...]
These rules are particularly important for PAYE earners who are not already in the self-assessment tax system. It is very easy to overlook the key tax [...]
General The disposal of your principal private residence plus surrounding gardens up to a maximum of one acre is exempt from Capital Gains Tax. However if [...]
This relief is available to individuals who have reached the ripe old age of fifty-five and are disposing of all or part of their business assets. [...]
There are two separate situations here. One is the sale of an option and the other the selling on of a contract. The rules for dealing [...]
For Capital Gains Tax purposes you are treated as having sold the property at its market value which is treated as the sale proceeds and the [...]
Where an asset is transferred from one spouse to another there is no Capital Gains Tax, no Stamp Duty and no Gift or Inheritance Tax. In [...]
An exemption from Capital Gains Tax is available for a parent who transfers a site to a child for the purpose of building their principal private [...]
CGT is charged on the profit made on the disposal of a property. Property can be disposed of in different ways for capital gains tax purposes: [...]
