Hi, looking for some help. My husband has an ulster bank credit card which will be gone in March of next year. He has a limit of 8k, he rarely uses it but we have used it in the past when we needed to make large purchases. Anyways we would like to be able to have a credit card and was wondering...
Hi there, A married couple pay 40 percent over 45,000. How does the standard rate 22,800 work then.
I earn paye 12,000,
rental income 12,000
my husband rental income 12,000
my Pension arf 15,000
Total 51,000. What tax will we pay for this year 2022.
Thanks so much.
Hi could anybody offer any advice, we are putting in planning application for retention, using plans that were drawn up by the architect when
we built the house. I am going to get these printed off in A3 and just wondering, On the plans the scale is 1:100 but I see on the council website,
site...
Hi I have a question similar to a previous poster. I work, my husband does not. we both have rental income. If I earn more by becoming full time will our rental income be considered for the increase 20 per cent tax rate. Or do both husband and wife have to be paye. Thank you so much.
PS I also...
Hi so confused. We have just learned that my husband may be going for a back operation next week.
All very sudden as we thought it would be in December or early next year. He will be recovering for a bit
and won't be able to do anything for himself for a few weeks or more, to be honest we just...
We get about 25,000 in rental income, I get about 12k a year in part time job. We have a mortgage on one of the rental properties. We are jointly assessed and pay tax then on all income at the end of the year. We pay between 4 to 6k in tax depending on the year and how much I earn as I work...
Hi My husband is turning 60 and we don't have much in the way of pensions. Just wondering is it possible to start a pension
at this age as we both have rental property income which we pay tax on and also I am still working part time. TIA.
Hi has anybody put down a resin driveway, what do they think of it, was it expensive. Do you think it looks nicer than stones
and patio stones or would it look like tarmac only more expensive. I quite like the small stones myself as it gives a house
a nice look with contemporary pots fencing and...
I think you need to take lifestyle into account too. Dalkey and Blackrock are some of the most expensive parts of the country. If you live there, you will constantly be looking at what others have. You, your wife and your kids will also be mixing with people much wealthier than you and you will...
https://www.daft.ie/dublin/houses-for-sale/dalkey/5-meany-avenue-coliemore-road-dalkey-dublin-2427354/
Did you look at this one, near one of the nicest roads in Ireland. It is small, but imagine being able to live there. I would prefer
here to the Arkendale one, even though it is all nice and...
Hi just wondering do you have to use the engineer you had on the building project to sign off on a house that has been built. Also how long do you have to do this. what happens if you never sign it off.
Hi would anybody know. So confusing. I am part time, reduced hours due to covid, work in public office. I dont have enough class a stamps
to get jobseekers benefit short time hours, as didnt work in 2018, would i be entitled to the covid payment? It actually would be better
for me if the company...
Thanks all, looks like we will be ok to delay until we have the money for finishing. Never build a house, it takes all your money, time,
ages you, you fall out with your loved ones and when you move in you are so mentally and physically drained, it takes about a year
to decompress!!!!
Hi there, would anybody know if there are some aspects of your new build not started or completed can you complete them
outside of the five years. For example, the entrance, gates, balcony, landscaping etc. We just dont have the money at the moment.
we are living in the house and that is...
Hi would anybody know if ABP agrees with the council and grants permission, can you start to build straight away or do you have to wait for a period of time. Thanks