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Cheapest way to invest in Irish stocks?

Dinarius · 2019-01-18 09:54:17

Who do you use? How do you keep trading costs to a minimum? Are there reduced charges for higher sums invested? It’s been a few years since I bought. Thanks. D.

18-01-2019 9:54am

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Dinarius

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Who do you use?

How do you keep trading costs to a minimum?

Are there reduced charges for higher sums invested?

It’s been a few years since I bought.

Thanks.

D.

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#2 18-01-2019 10:21am

Wheety

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Degiro

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#3 19-01-2019 1:56am

adam88

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Just starting out. I’m curious. Must every profit be reported to revenue or is it just a case of s tract what you lost in total from what you made in profit and give that figure to your accountant

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#4 19-01-2019 12:11pm

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If you make a gain on disposal of any asset, you declare it in your annual tax return.

No need for any accountant.

Just add the capital gain into your Form 12.

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#5 19-01-2019 12:12pm

Geuze

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Capital losses can be offset against capital gains.

Unused capital losses can be carried forward.

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#6 19-01-2019 4:05pm

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Geuze wrote: »

Capital losses can be offset against capital gains.

Unused capital losses can be carried forward.

Ya I’ve an accountant doing returns for me as is. Think I’ll just leave it to him

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