I was assuming that you were referring to Irish deposits/interest which are subject to 20% DIRT only (with exemptions/refunds in certain circumstances). I don't really know how UK/foreign interest is taxed. It may be subject to UK and/or Irish taxes (possibly including income tax after all) with the relevant double taxation treaty dealing with the issue of being (over)taxed twice on the same money. Maybe somebody else can comment on this issue but if not you should get independent, professional advice to apprise yourself of the tax implications.Hannah said:I am basing it on our the interest from our savings we would have after selling our house in the UK and buying in Ireland. I think someone mentioned (may have even been the Irish Revenue!) that we could keep our UK savings account which would be taxed at 20% too, same as DIRT. Do you know if we could do this, plus could we claim our UK tax allowances against this?
Perhaps can clarify the medical card entitlements? Other useful links are the Revenue and Welfare websites. If you are in Ireland already then I would urge you to contact your local for information on your entitlemtents. Even if you are not you can probably call them.I think I did read somewhere that we would be able to get possibly not a medical card, but the bit below that?
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