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    HTB Incentive - Dates Query

    We could be in trouble, but hopefully someone could give me their thoughts. We could be a while waiting to hear back from our solicitor! We purchased a new property for €310k on the 5th August. We satisfy the rules regarding LTV etc. so are eligible from that point of view. The only problem is...
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    Back to the Future - FTB incentives to be reintroduced by Gov

    I can understand it being back dated to today. Last thing they want is for all FTB's after hearing the news to halt in their tracks looking for & potentially purchasing new properties while they wait until October for the budget. It will need to be a clever & fair system, with the potential...
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    AIB Mortgage & July Rate Reductions

    If only I could have got myself in to the 50-80% LTV range; then this would solve all my problems! With potential future rate reductions on the near horizon, I really don't want to fix but I would like to have the option of the slightly lower SVR eventually should I need it. I guess the...
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    AIB Mortgage & July Rate Reductions

    Thank you both for the responses. Yes that's what I thought re: fixing now, but AIB have made it a little awkward for us and told us that if we choose a LTV variable rate at the beginning, we can never move on to the standard variable rate (which seems to be always lower than our LTV rate)...
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    AIB Mortgage & July Rate Reductions

    Hi all, We're currently in the process of finalising a mortgage with AIB, and I don't really know whether it's good news or bad news for us, as we'll probably have things finalised/signed before the 1st July. We're borrowing > 80% of the property and so our only option LTV wise is 3.75% - but...
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    Resident in Eire for tax purposes; UK tax liability

    Thank you so much for the information. I was not aware of Split Year Treatment. My employment contract is fixed-term for 52 weeks (up to end of July '15) and shows thatI will not be resident for tax purposes in Ireland in 2015. I am going to draft up a letter now and include a copy of my...
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    Resident in Eire for tax purposes; UK tax liability

    So I moved to the UK permanently last month, but as I was resident in Ireland for 183 days + during this tax year, my worldwide income is taxable. I sent off a P50 to claim back any tax overpayment (I was working in 2014 in Ireland right up until I left) to which they responded with: Which I...
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    Tax Relief - Tuition Fees paid in GBP

    Thank you Daenis, I hadn't seen that browsing the revenue's site. I can now work it out for each year of fees and provide the correct € amount on the form. I'll also know the exact amount to expect from the rebate.
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    Tax Relief - Tuition Fees paid in GBP

    I am completing claim form IT31 at the moment to claim tax relief on my fees paid during my course. I decided to return to university in 2010 and I have now graduated this year. However, I studied in the UK (London) and all fees were paid in GBP. Unfortunately, I don't have an exact EUR...
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    Refunding Credit/Debit Cards

    Thanks for the reply. Whenever I use my Laser for a transaction I notice the funds are deducted instantly and my balance changes accordingly. I've often checked it online, even though the transaction takes a few days to appear, my balance is lower. I presumed that a refund on a Laser, the...
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    Refunding Credit/Debit Cards

    Hello, I was overcharged €100 earlier today using my Laser card. I should have looked at the amount, I know, but I noticed it on the receipt afterwards and the person apologised and proceeded with a refund through the machine. I have checked my balance and the correct amount + the €100...
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