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How to avoid double taxation

Kimmy213 · 2021-05-06 19:08:06

I'm non resident. I have a rental property in Ireland and pay tax on the income through ROS. I need to declare this income in UK also, as foreign income, but how do I ensure its not taxed again? Any advice welcome thanks!!

06-05-2021 7:08pm

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Kimmy213

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I'm non resident. I have a rental property in Ireland and pay tax on the income through ROS.

I need to declare this income in UK also, as foreign income, but how do I ensure its not taxed again?

Any advice welcome thanks!!

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#2 06-05-2021 11:27pm

DmanDmythDledge

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If you pay tax in Ireland on the income you should then claim that as a double tax credit in your UK return

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