Living abroad and renting out an Irish Property
Expert support for Non-resident landlords navigating the Irish Tax System.
If you rent out an Irish property but you live abroad, you still have to pay tax. Simple.
Except it’s not. Understanding the rules and keeping on top of the Revenue’s demands can be a source of stress when you’re overseas. Do you know when returns are due? What deductions you’re entitled to? How your property rental affects the other taxes you pay?
How we support you
- The correct way to return the income where the property is in joint names and maximising tax credit claims where possible.
- Any other taxes that are relevant to the rental property, such as USC, Capital Gains tax, Gift Tax and Inheritance Tax.
We work in partnership with you and your collection agent to ensure that everything runs as smoothly as possible
“I found CF after reading one of their blogs. I knew I had an Irish tax issue as had a rental property in Ireland and put off dealing with it for a few years. We had an initial meeting and shortly after that they got a proposal out to me and they have just sorted out my tax affairs for three tax years and my tax bills were a lot less than I thought. I am delighted with the speed and efficiency of the service and would recommend them to anyone.”
– Michael Nolan
How we work with you from afar
A 9 step process
More stories from clients who’ve been there
“We found CF online and after a brief call and initial consultation they got a proposal out to us very quickly. My wife and I started working with CF in early 2019 when they did our 2018 tax returns for our Irish rental property which we own jointly. They advised us of the correct way to do our returns and while we had to do a return each the extra cost of doing this was more than covered by the tax savings. They did an excellent job for us as we are very happy with the level of service.”
– Jen and Bruce
