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    Responding to revenue letter on Share Options

    Hi, A colleague showed me a letter he received from Revenue inquiring about his share option transactions in 2013-2014. "Based on a review of employee share option information, your tax affairs are being considered...". The kind of thing that sends you scurrying back to check your own records...
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    buying iShares ETFs

    You can buy iShares ETFs with a Saxo or TD Direct account for example. Both based in UK. Personally, I find Deutche Bank DB X-trackers ETFs to have lower TERs than iShares, so that's the route I go.
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    Key Post The Tax Treatment of ETFs for Irish residents

    Couple of options I believe: 1. Buying an ETF for US stocks? Just buy the US domiciled ETF, rather than the Irish domiciled one. Currency exposure is the same. 2. Buying an ETF for European stocks? Buy a US-domiciled but euro-hedged European stocks ETF Some complexities regarding US witholding...
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    Mortgage for a holiday home

    I got one from AIB a couple of years ago at 75% LTV. Presume it's easier now. Had 2 other mortgages with low LTV at the time. But I would have considered myself a low risk looking at the financials.
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    Best Deposit Acc for €1.5k Lump Sum?

    Your title refers to a deposit account, but your question in your post does not: I am looking for advice on best place to put this lump sum please? I'm going to take the liberty of answering that question. If it's for your baby, implying a very long time horizon, you need to let the stock...
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    Car Crushed by Management Company while on Vacation

    I would think the small claims court covers this, for €25?
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    Most tax efficient way to set up pension for wife

    Hi, I have a good salary & benefits, say approx €100k, a DB pension, and contribute a lot via AVCs. My wife has a small (€2k p.a.) DB pension due from a previous job when she retires, but nothing else apart from enough contributions to get the state pension. She earns about €10k p.a. with...
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