TrundleAlong
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You don't need to report the Savings Certs and Bonds at all. One of the National Solidarity Bonds a few years ago had a 1% annual rate that was liable to DIRT and had to be reported, as well as a final payout which didn't, but apart from those none of the tax free State savings products have to be reported.
Thanks. That seems to cover the Irish Government Stocks question. Are there other Government stocks that the question might be referring to.
Also the "Other Investments" part of the question. What might that be referring to?
Re the untaxed income in question 20 - it could be credit union dividends. In the past the credit unions did not deduct any tax but now you can opt to have it deducted at source .
Based on your response today I contacted my credit union and I was told that I had no choice to opt in or out. DIRT is deducted.In the past the credit unions did not deduct any tax but now you can opt to have it deducted at source .
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