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If I'm correct, thelaw says anyone resident in Ireland is liable to pay tax on their

Alan_H_1991 · 2011-12-22 22:11:40

income, so what If I live in NI and work in Republic .. will I have to pay tax ?? Just curious, no trolls or hate comments please .. also same question, replace NI with island about 5 km off coast, or international waters

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income, so what If I live in NI and work in Republic .. will I have to pay tax ?? Just curious, no trolls or hate comments please ..
also same question, replace NI with island about 5 km off coast, or international waters

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#2 22-12-2011 10:22pm

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Yes to both, but you are allowed to offset your tax paid in the other jurisdiction. It's all governed by double taxation agreements signed between both countries. One of the attractions of Ireland to foreign companies is that we have a comprehensive set of these treaties signed by now.

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#3 22-12-2011 10:34pm

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Think International Waters is 12 miles...

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cgarrad wrote: »

Think International Waters is 12 miles...

Yeah, 12 nautical miles.

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Resident & ordinarily resident = tax on worldwide income - double tax treaties

Non Resident & non ordinarily resident = tax on Irish source income

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