Rental options when Travelling for 12 months

[T McGibney]

That's for Part 1 (Court Determinations) - Part 2 (settlements) includes smaller sums.

No, the threshold for publication of settlements increased to €35,000 in 2018.

Revenue eBrief No. 55/18​

16 April 2018​

Publication of Defaulters’ Lists​

Tax and Duty Manual Publication of tax Defaulters pursuant to Section 1086 TCA 1997 – List of Tax Defaulters Part 2 has been updated to take account of changes introduced in the Finance Act 2016 to section 1086 TCA 1997. These changes include:

• a new term ‘adjusted specified sum’
• publication of amounts unpaid as at the end of the quarter in which the settlement is agreed
• the increase in the threshold amount for publication to €35,000.

Also included is an eight-step guide to assist in determining whether a settlement satisfies the criteria for publication.

Caveat

Publication Defaulters Lists​

• Publication in Part 2 of the List of Tax Defaulters
  Publication in Part 2 of the List of Tax Defaulters
  This manual is currently unavailable as it is being updated.

 

[Gone fishing]

From memory the only pre-letting expenses you can claim are things like advertising, agents fees & the like.

However repairs carried out when your tenants are in place are claimable.

So rent your property & let your tenants know what works you will carrying out & when.

Thanks

You simply can't game PPR exemption in the manner you propose. Revenue would tear you to shreds if you proceed in such a manner and it later comes to their attention.

ok thanks

 

[Gone fishing]

You really should get professional advice on this before you make a potentially expensive mistake.

Yes, we plan to. You guys have given me food for thought and helped me think about the questions we need to ask. Thanks to all