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Have you looked at the overall tax impact considering Irish tax also?Che said:There are only a limited no. of properties for sale in hav legally from the govt. 2% property tax annually, 20% tax on rent plus maintenance costs. Rental yields are very good.
[broken link removed]asdfg said:Has Ireland a double taxation agreement with Cuba in relation to rental income and capital gains from property.
That's not relevant to my point and you should take that to another thread if you want to discuss it. My point is that such investments or travel could feasibley cause problems for people who wish or need (e.g. for personal or business reasons) to travel to the US. I think that this concern is pertinent even if you don't agree with the reasons why there might be issues in this context. For example I might be able to afford an investment in Cuba but in doing so I could jeopardise my current job which requires me to visit the US from time to time.umop3p!sdn said:Of course the US would never engage in 'terrorism' itself, would it? What with its use of concentration camps, landmines, nuclear (DU) and chemical (phosperous) weapons in Iraq etc...
But will they get there before the Cuban Miami exiles and their US backers?!tiroileain said:Apparently a lot of land has been bought by big Spanish hotel chains, who are ready to move in..
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