In 2022, the Commission on Taxation and Welfare published a report entitled “Foundations of the Future”. That report analysed many aspects of Ireland’s taxation system and made recommendations to the Government based on the Commission’s objective to “examine the suitability and sustainability of the taxation and welfare systems in Ireland”. Among many [...]
Many parents are concerned about the pension landscape that will exist when their children come to retire. In the future, their children may not be able to rely on generous State provision or tax incentives that exist today. At present, it is not possible in Ireland to establish a [...]
It is widely acknowledged that Pay related social insurance reforms are required to maintain the age of State pension entitlement at 66, as well as finance social welfare reforms such as pay- related social welfare benefits. The Government has laid out a PRSI roadmap in order to phase in [...]
If there’s one thing that Irish workers would like to be paying less of, it’s tax. In 2024, a single worker will enter the higher income tax bracket of 40% as soon as he/she starts earning in excess of €42,000. Ireland arguably has one of the most progressive income [...]
Benjamin Franklin once said that “in this world nothing can be said to be certain, except death and taxes”. Indeed, Irish tax residents are all too familiar with the Exchequer taking a sizable share from their hard-earned income and gains. The most common form of taxation that the average [...]
In this article, we’ll be taking a holistic view of the taxation of pensions in Ireland. We’ll look at pension taxation through the lens of an individual who begins their pension journey at the point of entry into the workforce right up until the day the individual retires and [...]
In this article, we’re going to be talking about tax planning for business owners. Specifically, 7 methods of extracting cash from a company that business owners can adopt and a discussion about the tax efficiency of each method. As a reminder, an Irish company is a separate legal entity [...]
Saving for a pension is an expense that factors steadily throughout working life. However, conversation is sparse around what will happen to that chunk of money once you are no longer here to spend it. Understanding the ins and outs of pensions is incredibly important as it will end [...]
In the words of Warren Buffett “investing is an activity in which consumption today is foregone in an attempt to allow greater consumption at a later date. “Risk” is the possibility that this objective won’t be attained.” This statement equally applies to investing for retirement, as we’re putting money [...]
Table of Contents Can a parent gift a house to a child in Ireland? Do my children have to pay inheritance tax? What inheritance tax group are children in? Group A Group B Group C How is inheritance tax calculated? [...]
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