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How Share Options are Taxed? What are share options? Share options are generally granted by Public Companies to employees. There are a variety of employee share [...]

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 [...]

November 2019 – Update on what is happening AIRBNB hosts for tax on their income The Revenue have received information they need  directly from Airbnb regarding [...]

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 [...]

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 [...]

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 [...]

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 [...]

Introduction The number of property investors in Ireland increased substantially over the last decade. Many owners are having to let out their private property for financial [...]

Advice in advance is the only way to plan for this tax in the hope of reducing future liabilities or else providing funds in a tax [...]

  Gift and inheritance tax (capital acquisitions tax) is dealt with under the self assessment tax system and the obligation is on you to ensure that [...]

Step 1- List out all your assets and their estimated value. Deduct any mortgages or liabilities from the value of the assets. Step 2- Decide who [...]

In addition to your personal tax credits there are various tax credits, allowances and reliefs available to be claimed and we list each of these below: [...]

Tax relief at 20% is available for third level tuition fees that you have paid for. The maximum amount on which tax relief can be claimed [...]

This tax credit was introduced to provide a measure of compensation to married couples where one spouse remains at home to look after family members in [...]

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 [...]

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 [...]

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 [...]