by Michelle McLouglin | Apr 1, 2020 | Capital-Acquisitions-Tax, Capital-Gains-Tax, Gift-Inheritance-Tax, Taxation, Uncategorized
Gift tax rate and inheritance tax rate Since 9 October 2019 the Irish gift and inheritance tax (known as capital acquisition tax) lifetime tax free amounts/thresholds (calculated on an aggregated basis for each Group/category of persons) are currently: •...
by Michelle McLouglin | Oct 7, 2015 | Gift-Inheritance-Tax, Taxation, Uncategorized
If you received a gift or inheritance in the period from 1 September 2014 to 31 August 2015 you will need to check if you have any Irish capital acquisition tax liability or filing obligations. If you have an Irish CAT liability or an obligation to file a return then...
by Michelle McLouglin | Jun 24, 2015 | Gift-Inheritance-Tax, Taxation, Uncategorized
Gift tax rate and inheritance tax rate Since 6 December 2012 the Irish gift and inheritance tax (known as capital acquisition tax) lifetime tax free amounts/thresholds (calculated on an aggregated basis for each Group/category of persons) have been reduced and are...
by Michelle McLouglin | Jul 31, 2014 | Gift-Inheritance-Tax, Taxation, Uncategorized
Since 6 December 2012 the Irish gift and inheritance tax (known as capital acquisition tax) lifetime tax free amounts (calculated on an aggregated basis for each Group) have been reduced to: For a Group A beneficiary – child or minor child of a predeceased child...
by Michelle McLouglin | Apr 5, 2013 | Gift-Inheritance-Tax, Taxation, Uncategorized
It is a timely reminder of the broad scope of taxation and the tax consequences that need to be considered when negotiating with creditors. Tax is a key consideration that should always be considered in any transaction to ensure that all everyone is aware of the tax...
by Michelle McLouglin | Mar 7, 2013 | Gift-Inheritance-Tax, Taxation, Uncategorized
Since 6 December 2012 the Irish gift and inheritance tax (known as capital acquisition tax) lifetime tax free amounts (calculated on an aggregated basis for each Group) have been reduced to: For a Group A beneficiary – a child or minor child of a predeceased...
