Chartered Accountants Tax News - 8th February 2010

Mon, Feb 8, 2010


The Bill gives effect to the Budget announcement of a Domicile Levy. From 1 January 2010 certain individuals who are Irish citizens and Irish domiciled in a tax year will pay a Levy of €200,000.

Specifically the levy will apply where the individual has:

  • Irish located property greater than €5 million,
  • worldwide income in excess of €1 million and
  • an Irish income tax liability less than €200,000,

The Bill clarifies that Irish property is all property located in Ireland but does not include shares in a trading company or a holding company which derives the greater part of their value from subsidiary trading companies.

The individual's Irish income tax liability the year will be allowed as a credit in arriving at the amount of the domicile levy for that year. The levy will apply irrespective of where they live or where they are tax resident.

 

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