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mcko · 2018-10-08 14:40:52

A friend of mine told me that you don’t need to pay tax on rent if it does not exceed €9000, this seems strange. Coukd anyone confirm or dismiss.i

08-10-2018 2:40pm

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A friend of mine told me that you don’t need to pay tax on rent if it does not exceed €9000, this seems strange.
Coukd anyone confirm or dismiss.i

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Think that's if you're renting a room in your own house, ie owner-occupier.

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#3 08-10-2018 2:46pm

relax carry on

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mcko wrote: »

A friend of mine told me that you don’t need to pay tax on rent if it does not exceed €9000, this seems strange.
Coukd anyone confirm or dismiss.i

Not unless they are availing of the rent a room exemption which comes with its own terms and conditions. If it's a standard rental property then someone is in for a shock eventually.

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