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Thanks for your reply. Read the link but still not clear. I haven't informed Revenue yet but want to do so before the end of the year. My ex is self employed and not PAYE where I am. What effect does this have on the married tax credit I'm claiming?

Thanks for your reply Rob. I did make capital gains in previous years but they were covered by the CGT allowance of 1000 Euros or whatever it is. Am I still OK to use those old losses?

I made losses on Anglo Irish shares around 2006 which I have not put against any gains. Can I use those losses against capital gains I made this year?

My wife and I are living separately since May but still legally married. We don't have any separation agreement signed yet. Can I still claim the PAYE married tax credit for 2018? What happens in 2019?

Just to update you on this. Revenue clarified that we can both remain jointly assessment in the year of separation. That is, the year we have a legal separation agreement and maintenance payments are legally enforced. After that, we're taxed as single people. Hope this helps.

I'm in the same situation. Currently, we're both jointly assessed and we'd like to keep it that way until she earns enough to make it worth her while to be assessed on her own. From what I read online, this is fine but we both need to write to Revenue to say so. In addition, I have a few other...