If you rent out a property in Ireland but live in a different country (including Northern Ireland), then for tax purposes you are considered a non-resident landlord. Living abroad has…
When you become a landlord, one of your main considerations will be how your taxes are affected. Being clear on exactly what is required is vital to your success, and…
Tax on rental income can be confusing, particularly for landlords who are living abroad. While non-resident landlords are subject to the same taxations as those living in Ireland, there are…
When you make the decision to move abroad, renting out your home can be a great way to generate additional income. However, there are a number of factors, both financial…
The 2016 Census revealed that almost half a million Irish households are now rental properties, a marked increase on the 2011 figure.When commercial rental property is added to the mix,…