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I inherited some furniture and other personal property from a USA domiciled parent. I am a USA citizen, resident in Ireland for the last 15 years, but claim USA domicile. I wish to bring this property to Ireland. The executors valued the property nominally for state tax purposes. As the estate...

Thanks again Marc

Thanks Marc. I have seen their PDF on Federal Estate Tax and I think they are on the US embassy list.

Then I find this in the CA25 - Inland Revenue Affidavit Guide on revenue site: Note line at end of grid: "*Where a disponer dies domiciled in any of the states of the U.S.A., no liability to inheritance tax arises in respect of foreign situated property."

Thanks Joe. Any assistance appreciated.

Thanks Joe 90. But then I read this from the revenue's own CAT guide: "However the Convention provides that Ireland cannot tax property outside its territory unless the disponer died domiciled in the State (or the disposition in question was governed by the law of the State) or else died not...

I am an Irish resident US citizen who has received an inheritance from my US resident citizen parent. Property all situate in US. Would like to contact a solicitor/tax advisor proficient in the US/Ireland Double taxation agreement and CAT. Preferably with practical experience of dealing with...

Any Irish resident U.S. citizen with experience of receiving an inheritance from a U.S. resident U.S. citizen parent, out there? Property situate in US. What are the Irish Revenue implications? Double taxation agreement seems contradictory - in one place it says no Irish liability, whilst in...