circularrd
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Isn't €600 tax free equivalent to about double that taxed assuming you're a high rate taxpayer?Current achievable market rent is c.€1200/1250 with strong local demand.
They have offered a top up payment (no amount discussed) because the scheme is now reducing to €600 monthly.
What is your marginal tax rate?Have you any advice to offer re my queries?
No if payment is contribution towards any costs, yes if it's rent but you wouldn't be eligible for ARP then in any case.If we accept any such payment (even back to current €800), they would become tenants, need to be registered with RTB etc.
Am I correct in this assumption?
Honestly do not understand what you're saying.No if payment is contribution towards any costs, yes if it's rent but you wouldn't be eligible for ARP then in any case.
Honestly do not understand what you're saying
You cannot get this payment if there is a rental agreement with the person being hosted. However, the payment is not affected if they contribute towards costs such as utilities and food.
Utilities and food. Management fees don't fall utilities...or do they?
However, the payment is not affected if they contribute towards costs such as utilities and food.
Well then work out if you would be better off with a new tenant in place.top rate..
Finally I would appreciate any views regarding the sale price if we decided to sell either a) tenanted or b) vacant, post March 2026
I strongly suspect you are better off selling this as a vacant property for the following reasons:(Assume current value €230K, rent €1200 p/mth = yield c. 6.3%).
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