Capital Gains Tax for Property in UK

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Hi,

I have a property in the UK that I would like to sell, can anyone advise what the CGT implications would be for me if I were to sell.

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If you are Irish Resident under the UK/Ireland treaty you will only have to pay Irish CGT at 20%
 
There is a double taxation teraty between the uk and the republic so you should not have any liability with the revenie commissioners so long as you pay thex above 20 percent to the uk inland revenue
 
As mentioned earlier you will have no UK CGT. Only Irish CGTat 29% provided you are Irish resident.
 
Ya Typo. I meant 20% as the UK do not seek an taxing right on non-residents who are taxable in an other treaty country.
 
CGT on UK property is payable as follows

If you are an Irish citizen and Irish resident or ordinarily resident - Taxable at 20% in Ireland
If you are not Irish resident or ordinarily resident - not taxable in Ireland
 
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