I'm just trying to interpret the Revenue guidance as it applies to my situation
http://www.revenue.ie/en/tax/cat/leaflets/cat10.html
My query relates to the following conditions
Also, a query more related to social welfare so probably should be in a different forum but maybe somebody can comment. John lives in a property with Mary his widowed elderly relative (who has health issues but is not incapacitated) John doesn't own any other property. John is away all day at work so Mary is spending large amounts of time on their own. Can Mary claim the Living Alone allowance?
Thanks
http://www.revenue.ie/en/tax/cat/leaflets/cat10.html
My query relates to the following conditions
- The beneficiary must have continuously occupied the dwelling house as his/her only or main residence for a period of three years immediately before the date of the inheritance.
- The beneficiary must not be entitled to an interest in any other dwelling house at the date of the inheritance.
Also, a query more related to social welfare so probably should be in a different forum but maybe somebody can comment. John lives in a property with Mary his widowed elderly relative (who has health issues but is not incapacitated) John doesn't own any other property. John is away all day at work so Mary is spending large amounts of time on their own. Can Mary claim the Living Alone allowance?
Thanks