Tax Returns Blogs

From Revenue rule changes to helpful how-tos, our general tax blog keeps you informed on all things Form 11. For anyone filing a Form 11, this is your go-to for clear, up-to-date tax info without the jargon. Here you’ll find information about who needs to file, common mistakes, how to handle multiple income streams and much more.

Online Savings and Investments Blogs

Here you’ll find information about when online investors and savers need to file, common mistakes, how different investment types are handled, the latest updates from Revenue and the government, and much more.

Capital Gains Blogs

Sold a property, shares or other assets? Capital Gains Tax (CGT) can be complex — but we’re here to break it down. Learn when CGT applies, how it’s calculated, and ways to reduce what you owe. We help users understand CGT rules in Ireland, including how to calculate gains, what reliefs are available, and when/how to pay.

Rental Income Blogs

Filing a tax return as a landlord doesn’t have to be a headache. This section covers everything from allowable expenses to tax deadlines, so you can stay compliant and maximise what you keep.

Gift & Inheritance Blogs

Receiving a gift or planning your estate? You may need to consider Capital Acquisitions Tax (CAT). This blog helps you understand thresholds, exemptions, and how to avoid common mistakes.

Tax Saving Tips

You shouldn’t need a degree in tax law to make the most of your money. Here we share expert-backed ways to reduce your bill, claim what you’re owed, and make smart tax decisions. We have helpful blog posts covering pension contributions, medical expenses relief, credits for carers or age-related allowances, and best practices before the October deadline.

Other Tax Blogs

From part-time gigs and foreign income to tax deadlines and general questions — this is the place for useful information outside of our other blogs. Browse practical posts that make Irish tax just that bit easier to handle.

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  • Total Tax Exemption

    A tax exemption applies for income earned from child minding services. The income earned cannot exceed €15,000 per annum. This is specifically aimed at people who mind children in their own homes. This is a very good tax relief and means a stay at home spouse could earn up to €15,000 per annum tax free and the working spouse could still claim the Home Carer Tax Credit