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The ITAS Accounting blog brings you the latest Irish tax news and finance news, including the latest Revenue updates, amendments to legislation, tax deadline reminders, tax tips, business tips and more.
Unlocking Tax Savings: Your Comprehensive Guide to Reducing your Tax Bill
As the Income Tax Return deadline approaches this October, many individuals find themselves facing the prospect of taxes owed to Revenue. But fear not! In this informative blog series, we delve into a variety of strategies and opportunities to empower you in...
Accounting Tips for Small Businesses
Relevant Contracts Tax (RCT)
What is RCT? RCT is withholding tax applied to certain payments made by principal contractors to subcontractors in the construction, forestry and meat – processing industries. Rates of tax range from 0%, 20% and 35% depending on the subcontractor’s tax status with...
Revenue 2018 Annual Report
Revenue issued their 2018 Annual Report on 09th May confirming Revenue collected net Exchequer receipts of €54.6 billion last year. Chairman, Niall Cody stated that; ‘when compared to 2017, net Exchequer receipts increased by €4 billion. There were increased receipts...
Extension of Pay & File Deadline for Self-Assessed
Revenue have confirmed they have extended the Pay & File Deadline to Tuesday 12th November for all self-assessed individuals. In order to qualify for this extension, you must pay and file through ROS. The individual must; Pay Preliminary Tax due for 2019Pay Income...
Social Welfare jobseeker’s benefit now available to the Self Employed
From November this year, all self-employed workers and contractors will be entitled to claim jobseeker’s benefit should they go out of business. As announced in last year’s budget, “The introduction of a new Jobseeker’s Benefit scheme for the self-employed represents...
Local Property Tax Deferred until 2021
As reported in the Independent and RTE news, amendments due to take place this November on Local Property Tax (LPT) have been deferred until 2021. This means LPT will remain at it’s current level until then, which has been the case since 2016. But is this delaying the...
Capital Gains Tax on rental properties
Interesting article issued in The Irish Times today regarding selling a rental property in negative equity. A reader asks – is there any capital gains tax due if mortgage was paid off and sold at a loss? Let’s clarify, there is only Capital Gains Tax (CGT) due if...
Does your employer pay your rent?
If so, you must remember that income tax is due on the amount at your marginal rate, including PRSI & USC. Employers are increasingly offering this benefit to their new employees, obviously easing the burden of renting in Ireland, especially if re-locating. As we...
Special Assignee Relief Programme (SARP)
What is SARP? SARP provides Income Tax relief to employees that are assigned to work in Ireland from abroad by their relevant employer. What is a relevant employer? A relevant employer must be a company that is incorporated and tax resident in a country in which...
Phased Payment Arrangement (PPA) with Revenue
Revenue are introducing a new facility to enable taxpayers to pay their tax liabilities by phased payments through ROS. From March 25th, taxpayers holding a current ROS certificate can avail of this new facility. You will be able to apply for a PPA through ROS and...