Hi All,
Our PPR is in a location that makes daily travel to Dublin to work very difficult. My employment is in Dublin city and fortunately my employer is flexible with some level of home working. We have a small non-principle private residence in Dublin that I use on a regular basis for overnight stays when I have to work in Dublin (e.g. Tues-Thurs). I dont make any rental income from my Dublin property (i.e. its not rented - only my own use)
Does anyone know if the levy on non-principal private residences (and the much touted property taxes) will apply to a non-principal private residences that is used solely for the purpose of temporary stays in fulfill obligations of employment? Surely there may be an argument that this is a legitimate arrangement that is necessary in order to make an income and therefore should be excluded from additional levies.
Any suggestions or ideas?
Bovis
Our PPR is in a location that makes daily travel to Dublin to work very difficult. My employment is in Dublin city and fortunately my employer is flexible with some level of home working. We have a small non-principle private residence in Dublin that I use on a regular basis for overnight stays when I have to work in Dublin (e.g. Tues-Thurs). I dont make any rental income from my Dublin property (i.e. its not rented - only my own use)
Does anyone know if the levy on non-principal private residences (and the much touted property taxes) will apply to a non-principal private residences that is used solely for the purpose of temporary stays in fulfill obligations of employment? Surely there may be an argument that this is a legitimate arrangement that is necessary in order to make an income and therefore should be excluded from additional levies.
Any suggestions or ideas?
Bovis