Category: Blog
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How Non-Resident Landlords Can Avoid a 20% Tax Deduction on Irish Rents
Non-resident landlords earning rental income from Irish property may face a 20% tax deduction at source. However, certain arrangements—such as appointing a collection agent or managing tax compliance directly with Revenue—can help avoid this withholding. This guide explains the rules and practical steps to manage Irish rental income efficiently.
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The Form 11 Tax Return. A Step-by-Step Guide
Filing a Form 11 tax return in Ireland is essential for self-employed individuals, landlords, and company directors. This step-by-step guide explains how to complete Form 11, report income, claim allowable expenses, and submit your return through Revenue Online Service (ROS) to stay compliant and avoid penalties.
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Is it necessary for my Irish company to register for VAT?
Not every Irish company must register for VAT, but registration becomes mandatory once turnover exceeds Revenue thresholds or when certain trading activities occur. Understanding VAT obligations, thresholds, and voluntary registration options helps businesses remain compliant. This guide explains when VAT registration is required and how it affects your company.
