C Crozier Guest 16 Aug 2012 #1 Hi, I am one of 4 beneficiaries of my mothers will in ROI. As I have not lived in Ireland since Mar 2007, and live and am tax resident elsewhere, I wonder am I really liable for CAT at 30% for my inheritance??? thanks,
Hi, I am one of 4 beneficiaries of my mothers will in ROI. As I have not lived in Ireland since Mar 2007, and live and am tax resident elsewhere, I wonder am I really liable for CAT at 30% for my inheritance??? thanks,
V Vanilla Registered User Messages 4,098 16 Aug 2012 #2 Assume the assets are irish, then yes, you really are. Also you are liable to the inheritance tax provisions in your country of residence.
Assume the assets are irish, then yes, you really are. Also you are liable to the inheritance tax provisions in your country of residence.
T TheFatMan Registered User Messages 90 16 Aug 2012 #4 Double Taxation Agreement Vanilla said: Assume the assets are irish, then yes, you really are. Also you are liable to the inheritance tax provisions in your country of residence. Click to expand... Surely Vanilla if there is a reciprocal tax agreement between ROI and OP's current location then only the difference between the 2 rates would apply?
Double Taxation Agreement Vanilla said: Assume the assets are irish, then yes, you really are. Also you are liable to the inheritance tax provisions in your country of residence. Click to expand... Surely Vanilla if there is a reciprocal tax agreement between ROI and OP's current location then only the difference between the 2 rates would apply?
V Vanilla Registered User Messages 4,098 16 Aug 2012 #5 TheFatMan said: Surely Vanilla if there is a reciprocal tax agreement between ROI and OP's current location then only the difference between the 2 rates would apply? Click to expand... Yes indeed, did I say different?
TheFatMan said: Surely Vanilla if there is a reciprocal tax agreement between ROI and OP's current location then only the difference between the 2 rates would apply? Click to expand... Yes indeed, did I say different?