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Irish resident working up to 50 days overseas

Arnold Layne · 2015-05-03 09:25:47

Part of my employment requires me to travel overseas for up to 50 days a year. Am I liable for a tax refund for the days I spend overseas?

03-05-2015 9:25am

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Arnold Layne

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Part of my employment requires me to travel overseas for up to 50 days a year. Am I liable for a tax refund for the days I spend overseas?

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#2 03-05-2015 9:33am

Alan Shore

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You should check out Foreign Earnings Deduction. If you are sent to a qualifying country the you make be entitled to a refund.

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#3 03-05-2015 9:33am

jester77

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It used to be minimum 180 days, and you could claim back for each day you were abroad. But I thought this is no longer the case.

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