Pay tax in UK

[kennygreen1]

I have just moved to ireland from N Ireland where i still work full time and pay all my taxes etc in the uk.I don,t work in ireland at all.Can someone explain will i have to pay any taxes in ireland also as i am unable to find a easy answer on the internet,what forms etc would i need to fill in to be 100% legal.Where would i request them from?

 

[dublin66]

Your question is actually a UK tax one as you indicate you are still paying tax in Northern Ireland. The answer is likely to be contained in Article 15 of the Ireland/UK double tax agreement which deals with taxing rights for employment income. However for something a bit more practical you should try the HMRC website which may be able to point you in the right direction.

 

[smeharg]

You don't need to bother with double tax treaties.

You should be eligible for trans-border workers relief. See here to get you started http://www.revenue.ie/en/tax/it/reliefs/trans-border-workers-relief.html

 

[gipimann]

You may also find useful information on www.borderwise.ie (although it doesn't look like it has been updated recently).