Revenue ROS registration

pabloazazel

Hi I am trying to register in ROS in order to pay Stamp Duty becuase I just purchased some shares. One of the steps in the website is to apply for your ROS Access Number (RAN), in there it is asking me for the tax type and I do not have any clue about what I should select, anyone knows?



By the way anyone knows how much the stamp duty is when you buy shares and when you sell them??

Squatter

pabloazazel wrote: »

Hi I am trying to register in ROS in order to pay Stamp Duty becuase I just purchased some shares.

One of the steps in the website is to apply for your ROS Access Number (RAN), in there it is asking me for the tax type and I do not have any clue about what I should select, anyone knows?

By the way anyone knows how much the stamp duty is when you buy shares and when you sell them??

"How do you pay Stamp Duty?

You file a Stamp Duty return and pay your Stamp Duty through Revenue Online Service (ROS).

You can register for ROS only if you have a business tax registration.

The business taxes are:

Income Tax (but not PAYE)
Corporation Tax (CT)
Capital Gains Tax (CGT)
Value-Added Tax (VAT)
and
PREM (Employers' Tax Registration).

Many people employ another person such as a solicitor or an accountant to file the return on their behalf. That person can also pay the Stamp Duty for you through ROS.

If you do not have a ROS business digicert, you cannot pay your Stamp Duty through ROS.

Instead, you can pay it:

by Electronic Fund Transfer (EFT)
or
by sending a cheque or bank draft to the National Stamp Duty Office.


http://www.revenue.ie/en/property/stamp-duty/filing-and-paying-stamp-duty/how-to-file-and-pay-stamp-duty.aspx


Stamp duty on transfer of stocks or shares is 1%.

pabloazazel

Squatter wrote: »

"How do you pay Stamp Duty?

You file a Stamp Duty return and pay your Stamp Duty through Revenue Online Service (ROS).

You can register for ROS only if you have a business tax registration.

The business taxes are:

Income Tax (but not PAYE)
Corporation Tax (CT)
Capital Gains Tax (CGT)
Value-Added Tax (VAT)
and
PREM (Employers' Tax Registration).

Many people employ another person such as a solicitor or an accountant to file the return on their behalf. That person can also pay the Stamp Duty for you through ROS.

If you do not have a ROS business digicert, you cannot pay your Stamp Duty through ROS.

Instead, you can pay it:

by Electronic Fund Transfer (EFT)
or
by sending a cheque or bank draft to the National Stamp Duty Office.


http://www.revenue.ie/en/property/stamp-duty/filing-and-paying-stamp-duty/how-to-file-and-pay-stamp-duty.aspx


Stamp duty on transfer of stocks or shares is 1%.

Thanks for the answer, just to be sure, do I have to file a stamp duty when I buy shares and when I sell them??? so twice right? Is there any web when I can find a formula to calculate how much I have to pay?

Calahonda52

pabloazazel wrote: »

Thanks for the answer, just to be sure, do I have to file a stamp duty when I buy shares and when I sell them??? so twice right? Is there any web when I can find a formula to calculate how much I have to pay?

http://www.revenue.ie/en/property/stamp-duty/working-out-your-stamp-duty/index.aspx

SD paid on purchase only, may have CGT on sale