by Ger O'connor | Jan 9, 2026 | Tax
Irish landlords can claim mortgage interest, repairs, insurance, letting agent fees, BER certification, legal costs, advertising, utilities, and wear and tear on furnishings as deductible expenses against rental income in 2026. These deductions reduce taxable rental...
by Ger O'connor | Jan 8, 2026 | Tax
If you’re a landlord earning rental income, understanding rental income tax deductions in Ireland is crucial for reducing your taxable income and maximizing your savings. In Ireland, there are various expenses you can claim against your rental income, including...
by Ger O'connor | Jan 8, 2026 | Tax
If you are a landlord in Ireland, it is critical to be aware of the details of the regulations regarding Reduce Tax On Rental Income to avoid surprises from the Revenue Commissioners. Knowing how to avoid paying tax on rental income in Ireland can save you a lot...
by Ger O'connor | Nov 8, 2025 | Tax
When it comes to taxes, if you own property in Ireland, it can seem confusing. A good tax adviser can explain what you owe, take the right deductions and help you avoid costly mistakes. But how can you find the right one? In this article we will be walking you through...
by Ger O'connor | Nov 8, 2025 | Tax
Capital Gains Tax (CGT) in Ireland is a tax you pay when you sell an asset for more than you paid. However, not all gains are taxed. Some exemptions and reliefs can reduce or remove the tax you owe. Understanding these exemptions can help you save money. Examples...
by Ger O'connor | Aug 29, 2025 | Tax
Income tax in Ireland is a fundamental part of the country’s fiscal system, taxing residents on their global income while addressing exemptions for foreign income and specific residency criteria. This detailed guide explains personal income tax rates, filing...
