Summary of Sinn Fein’s Tax Proposals
Some say Sinn Féin’s tax proposals are radical….others unsustainable. Have a read for yourselves.
Budget Briefing 2020
Minister Pascal Donohoe delivered his third budget this afternoon. The proposed tax cuts which were highlighted earlier in the summer have been strictly curtailed as the prospect of a no deal Brexit looms closer. There has been no pre-election bonanza for taxpayers despite the economy performing strongly, as GDP grew by 6.6% in the first […]
Tax Relief for Sportspersons on Retirement
When a sportsperson retires they may be entitled to a tax refund. The refund is calculated by granting a 40% tax deduction against qualifying income for any 10 of the previous 15 years. For example, a sportsperson who earned €100,000 per annum in each of the previous 15 years could be entitled to a tax […]
Direct Tax Implications of Investing in UK Property from Ireland
With gains from the sale of UK commercial property now within the charge to UK CGT it is worth reflecting on the tax issues associated with buying UK property. An Irish individual (Irish domiciled and Irish tax resident) acquiring a UK property will need to consider the following taxes: • Stamp duty land tax • Income tax/corporation […]
Tax Tables 2019
The must have PMQ Tax Tables 2019 are now available. If you would like a physical copy contact us at pmq@pmqtax.com.
Finance Act 2018
Introduction We are pleased to provide our comprehensive commentary on Finance Act 2018 which was signed into law by the President on 19 December 2018.
Revenue delay increase in VAT rate on food supplements
On 27 December 2018, Revenue issued an eBrief advising of a change in Revenue practice on the VAT rate applicable on sales of certain food supplements. The eBrief advised the VAT rate was to be increased to 23% from 0% with effect from 1 March 2019, effectively withdrawing a concession that had been long standing. […]
Budget Briefing 2019
In the year of Brexit and against a background of forecasted tax revenue of €55.1 billion, the Minister for Finance and Public Expenditure and Reform Paschal Donohoe delivered his second budget this afternoon. He is raising additional tax revenue of €700 million with the greater part coming from the reversal of the 9% VAT rate […]
Bank of Ireland Seminar on Tax and Property
Brian Purcell was delighted to speak at the Bank of Ireland Seminar on Tax and Property at the RDS 16 May 2018
Tax Tables 2018
The must have PMQ Tax Tables 2018 are now available. If you would like a physical copy contact us at pmq@pmqtax.com.
PMQ Notice
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Finance Act 2017
Introduction We are pleased to provide our comprehensive commentary on Finance Act 2017 which was signed into law by the President on 25 December 2017.
Budget Briefing 2018
The new Minister for Finance and Public Expenditure and Reform Paschal Donohoe delivered his first budget this afternoon. As publicised in press reports over the last week the reduction in the USC and other changes to income tax thresholds are being partly financed by an increase in stamp duty from 2% to 6% on commercial […]
The Domicile Levy
It is not unusual to read reports in the media of individuals using tax losses to their advantage and availing of the loopholes to reduce their tax liability. The domicile levy which was introduced in 2010 is the complete opposite. It is an example of the State seeking tax from individuals outside the spirit of […]
Thinking of Moving to Ireland
An English speaking country neighbouring the UK, Ireland offers many advantages for individuals who wish to relocate from the UK and maintain access to the European Union. In Ireland, an individual’s residency and domicile determine their liability to income tax. Individuals who are Irish resident and domiciled will be liable to tax on their worldwide […]
