How will I be taxed on Dubai property income?
Wednesday, 18.06.2008
Irish Times. Answers provided by: Property Tax International
Q I am an Irish resident who has been living in Dubai for almost 10 years. I own several properties in Dubai. More... Dublin firms team up to provide overseas advice
Sunday, 15.06.2008
Sunday Business Post, by Michelle Devane
The Dublin firms Property Tax International and Tom McGrath & Associates have teamed up to provide a new joint tax and legal service for overseas property investors.
Solicitor Tom McGrath of Tom McGrath & Associates said the new service would complement both firm’s existing services. More... Taxing Times for Overseas Property Owners
Sunday, 25.05.2008
Sunday Independent
There's just something about the taxman. Much and all as we claim to scorn the ground he or she walks on, you know there's a sneaking regard for them -- only if because they can put your name in the newspaper and make you feel cheap. More... French complications
Tuesday, 20.05.2008
Sunday Business Post
France is a constant on the radar of Irish property investors, but its tax laws can be complicated, writes Michelle Devane.
When buying in France, both the purchaser and vendor must initially sign a contract, which binds the vendor to sell and allows time for the notaire to collect the documents needed for the final deed. More... Florida’s climate offset by red tape
Tuesday, 20.05.2008
Sunday Business Post
The US has attracted heavy Irish property investment in the last decade, and the current strength of the euro against the dollar is boosting interest in property there.
Of particular interest is Florida, which has attracted a number of Irish buyers over the past few years thanks to its year-round sunshine. More... Dubai’s low-tax lure comes with potential pitfalls
Tuesday, 20.05.2008
Sunday Business Post
Dubai has become an investment hotspot for Irish buyers since the opening of its property market to foreigners by Sheikh Maktoum five years ago.
The most liberal of the United Arab Emirates, Dubai’s most notable draw is its tax-free status, but some investors do not realise that they are still liable for taxes on their property in Ireland. More... Examine Your Tax Affairs
Tuesday, 20.05.2008
The Phoenix
Tax Affairs recent news of the Revenue’s investigations of overseas property owners has prompted many to examine their tax affairs.
Property Tax International (PTI) is an Irish company specialising in international tax accounting solution tailored specifically to the overseas property buyer. More... Buyer beware - it's only a good deal if you turn the wheel
Friday, 16.05.2008
Sunday Tribune
Very often when you read case studies in magazines or newspapers and hear statistics on price increases of overseas properties from agents it's all too easy to be seduced into buying. But the truth is, you'll only really see the return on your investment if you get a good deal on the resale. More... Chasing the hot money of Costa Del tax dodgers
Thursday, 15.05.2008
Irish Independent By Carissa Casey
When you consider it, it can't have been hard over the last few years for people with a few hundred thousand euro of undeclared income to salt it away in overseas property. In fact it's been difficult to stroll through a hotel in even the smallest Irish town at the weekends and not be accosted by a fresh-faced Hungarian, say, eager to expound on the investment opportunities in Budapest. More... Coming clean can save you cash
Sunday, 11.05.2008
Sunday Business Post
Make an unprompted disclosure to the Revenue and the penalty drops from 75 per cent to 10 per cent. It also keeps your name off the defaulters’ list, writes Diarmaid Condon. More... Owning your dream Spanish villa may be more taxing than you think
Sunday, 11.05.2008
Sunday Business Post
Although Spain has held the title of most popular overseas investment destination for Irish people on many occasions in the past few decades, its tax laws are by no means the most favourable, and many foreign purchasers are blissfully ignorant of them.
When buying a second hand property in Spain, transfer fees are payable. More... Buying an investment property in United States
Tuesday, 11.03.2008
PTI
If you decide to buy property in United States you should be aware of important tax issues affecting foreign investors.
Since every state in US has its own tax regimes, the potential property buyers must seek advice, exact for the state in which the property is located. More... Thousands may be hit with hefty tax bill
Thursday, 07.02.2008
Caroline Crawford Evening Herald
YOUNG Irish people who have brought abroad are set to be targeted by the taxman.
The Irish Tax Office has begun investigating Ireland’s lead estate agents to record the names of those who bought property abroad over past years. More... Clampdown on Spanish tax law
Thursday, 07.02.2008
Sunday Business Post
The Spanish tax authorities are clamping down on a weakness in the property tax system which allows sellers and vendors to undervalue the price of a property in order to minimise their tax bill. More... Business Ireland Spring 2007
Sunday, 01.04.2007
“The Midas Touch”
From unique to established, the property map for investors is a diverse as individual tastes require. In this special report, Business Ireland looks at the property hot spots savvy Irish investors are choosing around the world.More... The Sunday Business Post
Thursday, 01.02.2007
- Property Expo 2007 -
"Avoid turning your dream into a disaster"
A big risk Irish investors face is the issue of taxation in an unknown market. The manner in which tax systems work across jurisdictions can confuse Irish investors and lead to problems down the line.More...
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