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Hopefully ok to piggyback on this. I have been offered a job in the UK, it'll be near full time WFH (I will be living in Ireland) with a requirement to visit the office once or twice a year. They don't have the payroll ability to pay me through an Irish based company, so does this mean I would...

Is it possible to work remotely for a UK based company with pay in sterling into a UK bank account but to live permanently in Ireland.

I rang this number, +44 191 203 7010, lots of voice prompts to go through to get to a human, also have your NI to hand as you'll be asked for it by the bot. no letter sent yet, doing it this weekend

Re the CF83 form, Q11 is "How long do you intend to stay abroad?" is it best to answer this as "unknown"

I rang earlier this week and was told it was a 24 week wait but once you are in the system before the April deadline then you are ok. They will send you a letter with details of the contributions you can make to catch up and they give you details re payment etc and you then have 8 weeks to make...

Nice one, a good result for you, I hope it makes your retirement a lot more comfortable. I've 15 years of contributions and I want to top up on class 2 contributions before the deadline in April. Is there a way to find out if I am eligible to find out if I can top up with class 2 rather than...

Thanks, I've just tried that and the most likely policy I'd get withy new company is company plan extra level 2 however I can't seem to compare that directly with befit3

I changed jobs earlier this year and there's a 6 month wait before I can join my new companies corporate health scheme. I stayed with Irish Life Health when I left the old company and continued to pay the premiums for myself and family. The scheme is BeFit 3, I was looking to continue it for...

Hi, just looking for a few pointers. I used to work in the UK and I have the following there. 2 deferred defined contribution pensions and a small deferred defined benefit pension. 15 years of contributions for the UK govt pension but I hope to buy more years. In Ireland I have the following...

Thanks, I haven't submitted anything yet but will do so in the coming days.

I seem to have missed this completely re the change in policy for claiming repayment from health insurers. I had old receipts that I mislaid and always knew I'd find them once I went looking but it took a while. They are from a few years ago and my insurer ILH state they only pay claims up to 6...

Just after speaking to an agent at the VRT office who said they are not processing any UK reg vehicles that came into NI from GB post Breixt unless customs has been regularised, ie, paid the VAT and any duty or have Revenue confirm to the VRT people's satisfaction that there is nothing payable

Currently I have a deposit paid on a van with a dealer in NI, I haven't been able to head up to check it out yet but will get someone local to do it for me or wait if possible until lockdown isn't as restrictive. It was originally first registered in GB before being imported to NI towards the...

When you say tax domiciled, I take it you mean who you pay your paye tax to. So you could like in Ireland and work in the North and so pay your taxes to the crown so therefore you are uk domiciled for taxes even tho you live in Ireland?

So with sterling being stronger at purchase than at sale that's good for me? Thanks for your help, will send off a few emails to advisors I've found online, anyone have any recommendations?

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those relate to my figures so half the purchase and sale of the house, all in pounds

My figures initial house price - 150,000 deposit - 25,000 stamp duty - 4,500 solicitor fees - 1,000 agreed sale price (3 valuations, took mid price) - 260,000

Irish resident I'll post figures here later when I have a few more mins and show uk calc vs irish calc. Accidental landlord who didn't gain anything from rent, hopefully cgt liability isn't huge. If money went into repairs etc does proof need to be provided? Also does indexation come into it...

Selling property I co-owned in the UK to my friend who owns the other half. I lived in the house for 4 years and moved back to Ireland 5 years ago. I went through the UK calculation below with all the details required and it gives me a UK liability of £0 however do I have an Irish CGT...