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HMcKinney · 2011-10-10 21:37:19

Hi, I moved across the border in late 2009 with my wife as she now works in Tyrone, but I continue to travel to work in Donegal. I now appear to be taxed as a single person. Can this be right???:eek:

10-10-2011 9:37pm

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HMcKinney

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Hi,

I moved across the border in late 2009 with my wife as she now works in Tyrone, but I continue to travel to work in Donegal. I now appear to be taxed as a single person. Can this be right???:eek:

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Revenue won a case about this in the High Court in 1995 - Seamus Fennessy (Inspector of Taxes) v John McConnellogue. There is a view that the decision isn't compatible with EU law, but until someone goes back to court, you will continue to be taxed as a single person.

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