Thanks for your help - I guess my situation is very similar except the solicitor has since passed away...I have meant to go to the LandRegistry office and see what they say however I wanted to put a post on this site first...
yes agreed...I have been to an independent solicitor and got a barrister to review the case...They recommended that I pay what I would as if MrX was not there at all - i.e the probate fee of apprx 6k..I have sent a letter to the solicitor handling the case(i.e. not the independent one) and I am...
Thanks mf1
The story goes that the house ownership goes something like this
Mr X
Owner 1
Owner 2
MyUncle
My Parents
By nobody is that sure if it belonged to MrX..it must have had because his name is registered in the Land Registry
thanks for your response sheena1
that is exactlly what I think...I really think the solicitor wants to be paid for the other dispute like you say - if I paid then both of them would be happy - >the client - Mr Y would have his fee paid and the solicitor would paid his 12K which I dont think he...
:confused: Hi there,
My sister and I are trying to get our home house transferred into our names after the death of my parents. We have owned the house for 35 years and have lived there uninterrupted during this period. My parents purchased the property off my uncle. The deal was carried out in...
Re: Money Loan or Moeny Gift from Parent to children
hi,
thanks for the feedback so far!
With regards inheriting or receiving money from a parent. Can you only receive ONE amount or gift tax free? ie., if I receive a gift from a parent now of 20K for example without tax, will that mean that...
Re: Money Loan or Moeny Gift from Parent to children
thanks for the Info Gelnbhoy and Johnnybegood....
would you have any idea how I should invest the 20K...I am interested in getting a property but not too tied to that idea as I do not have pay rent where I am staying...I am a bit wary of...
Hi,
If my mother were to split money that she inherited between 5 of her children… ~100,000 euros would each of those children have to pay tax on each of their share? Would it be better to receive this as a GIFT or as a LOAN? What is the best way to go about this?
There is a double tax agreement between Ireland and the Czech Republic - does that no imply that the max tax you pay is 20% - i.e. equivalent to 20% CGT - so you may have to pay corporation tax @15% so you need to pay the Irish goverment 5%
Hi there,
I am wondering if you proceeded with your property quest in the czech republic?
I am looking into property out there myself and I am wondering if its a good deal...I have looked at other places such as Bulgaria, Montenegro and the guar. yeild in the czech ski resort of 7% for 3...