Hi,
I know the default response for this kind of question is, "talk to an accountant"....and I will do that but I'd like to get some opinions and different angles here first, if possible, so that I'm more aware of the different possibilities that are available.
Ok, noted. I guess for those that aren't anonymous they could always indicate that their comment should not be set in stone depending on the nature of the post.And not all the comments here are anonymous, BTW.
Ok, noted. I guess for those that aren't anonymous they could always indicate that their comment should not be set in stone depending on the nature of the post.
Yup, but it helps for those that have businesses related to the forum as it can potentially generate interest in their services.Remember, none of us are getting paid for commenting here.
Yup absolutely. And I guess that's all I'm looking for is comments & angles before I talk to an accountant, which is what I said in my original post.It's difficult to offer anything more than comments in response to queries as we never know the full context of any query.
Yup, but it helps for those that have businesses related to the forum as it can potentially generate interest in their services.
I really don't understand why you are getting upset. It is obvious that by putting ones professional name out there in forums or other media, that it can help with generating business.Hang on now, that canard doesn't give you any right to treat any comments here by myself or other identifiable posters as akin to or a substitute for professional advice.
I don't think Tommy killed it.It would seem that you've pretty much killed this thread though.
Thanks for your response. My weak understanding of the area meant that I hadn't considered half of that, what you are mentioning (and what T McGibney mentioned) are the kinda factors that I am in.You asked a question that nobody can answer.
You are asking for very very specific advice, but in a general sense.
Yes & yesFor example, are you Irish domiciled?
Do you intend to remain resident here?
Just nominal losses at this moment - that could of course change in the future.Do you have capital losses to use up?
Mostly maxed out.What's your pension funding like - are you already at the max tax free lump sum you can take?
I'm following this up with a tax accountant in Australia - I believe they have one of the most complicated tax systems in the worldAs a straight investment, what's the tax treatment in Australia?
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