Remote Working from Ireland

it will depend on your residency. if you were here for a total of 280 days between both 2019 and 2020 (with at least 30 days in each year), you will be irish tax resident in 2020.

If yes: you will need to return your worldwide income.

if no: then it will depend on your ordinarily resident status.
a) not ordinarily resident: you only need to return irish source income
b) you are ordinarily resident: worldwide income with the exception of foreign trade/employment. and this sounds like foreign employment to me.

ETA:

https://www.revenue.ie/en/jobs-and-pensions/tax-residence/how-to-know-if-you-are-ordinarily-resident-for-tax-purposes.aspx

i have also presumed you are irish domiciled.

Will Yam wrote: »

Have you an employer in Luxembourg? If so your employer will be liable to register here and deduct paye & pay over to revenue.

If s/he's only here four four weeks, then I suspect there will be few consequences if the employer doesn't do that.

Mrs OBumble wrote: »

If s/he's only here four four weeks, then I suspect there will be few consequences if the employer doesn't do that.

I’m quite surprised at the number of overseas employers who are nervous about this.

I’ve dealt with a number of cases where the foreign employer has raised it as an issue, and one in particular took some convincing that because of Covid it was ok.

If you’re here because of Covid, (I.e effectively trapped here) the revenue have said they won’t apply the rules - for as long as the “entrapment” lasts.