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Shares Capital Gains Non Resident

Ger406 · 2014-02-18 21:18:59

Hi I opened a Davys share account last year while living and paying tax in Ireland. I now live and pay tax in the Uk. Am I liable to pay CGT in Ireland or Uk if I sell later in the year. Shares are BOI so no dividends. Thanks

18-02-2014 9:18pm

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Ger406

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Hi

I opened a Davys share account last year while living and paying tax in Ireland.
I now live and pay tax in the Uk. Am I liable to pay CGT in Ireland or Uk if I sell later in the year. Shares are BOI so no dividends.

Thanks

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#2 19-02-2014 8:45am

nompere

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The general rule in both Ireland and the UK is that residents are charged to CGT. Non-residents may be charged in certain circumstances, but those rarely apply to quoted shares. There are some complicated rules applying to individuals who are not domiciled where they are resident, but this is not the place to get into that particular discussion.

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