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Live in Portugal but work a few days a year in Ireland- tax implications?

cheeseontoast · 2019-04-23 07:34:01

So I'm thinking of moving to Portugal as much of my business can be done from anywhere, however I would need to come to Ireland for approximately 30 days a year for meetings. What would be the tax implications of this? Would I pay tax in Ireland or in Portugal? Many thanks

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23-04-2019 8:34am

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cheeseontoast

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So I'm thinking of moving to Portugal as much of my business can be done from anywhere, however I would need to come to Ireland for approximately 30 days a year for meetings. What would be the tax implications of this? Would I pay tax in Ireland or in Portugal? Many thanks

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#2 23-04-2019 1:31pm
Calahonda52

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https://www.revenue.ie/en/jobs-and-pensions/tax-residence/what-is-domicile.aspx
will get you started

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#3 09-05-2019 5:29pm
Da11

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Quote from Revenue:

You may be non-resident, non-ordinarily resident but domiciled in Ireland for a tax year. In this case you will pay Irish tax on:

your Irish income and income from a trade, profession or employment carried out in Ireland and
any gains you make in Ireland.

So yes you have to pay tax in Ireland on Irish Income

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