Expert tax advise
Tax law is complex and constantly changing. It has varying implications for individuals, organisations and businesses based on their own circumstances.
● Are you paying too much tax?
● Have you reviewed your tax affairs recently?
● Are your tax affairs structured properly?
If you structure your tax affairs properly you could save thousands of Euros.
Why give it to Revenue when you could be spending this money yourself. We ensure that our clients pay the absolute minimum amount of tax.
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FAQs
Tax
● What type of taxes exist in Ireland?
• Income tax.• Universal Social Charge (USC).• Pay Related Social Insurance (PRSI).• Value Added Tax (VAT).• Corporation Tax.• Capital Gains Tax (CGT).• Capital Acquisitions Tac (CAT).• Local Property Tax (LTP).
● What is the standard income tax rate in Ireland?
• 20% on income up to €44,000 (single assessment).• 40% on income above threshold.
● Do I need to file a tax return in Ireland?
You need to file a tax return if:
• You’re self-employed.• You have non-PAYE income (e.g. rental income).• You receive foreign income.• You’re instructed by Revenue to file.
● What is the Corporation Tax rate in Ireland?
• 12.5% on trading income.
• 25% on non-trading income.
• Some multinationals may be subject to a 15% minimum under OECD rules.