there's info doing the rounds that you only have to work 12yrs in Ireland to qualify for fu irish pension too. Assume that's incorrect then?
Can you easily take up employment in the Republic for the next ten years? Or self-employment?if there was an option to pay my remaining 12yrs of tax into the ROI side (if that's even possible) to qualify for a state pension in Ireland as well when I retire?
I wonder how you thought you might be able to qualify for an Irish (ROI) state pension so?I'm in a job in NI I have no plans to leave, see myself remaining in that until retirement.
No rental property in ROI.
Unless you have RoI income I don’t see how you’ll have a PRSI liability.I'm in a job in NI I have no plans to leave, see myself remaining in that until retirement.
No rental property in ROI.
I'm in a job in NI I have no plans to leave, see myself remaining in that until retirement.
No rental property in ROI.
I think it’s a bit broader. Can include self employment, rental profits, or investment income."To qualify, you must have:
- entered insurable employment before you turn 56 years of age"
I was under the belief that cross border workers used to be able to pay tax on whichever side of the border they wanted to? Or indeed both (dual taxation).I wonder how you thought you might be able to qualify for an Irish (ROI) state pension so?
if you search on Gov.ie you will find how to qualify for the state pension.
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