My husband and I are about to turn 80 and want to downsize. What are our financing options?
Bridging finance is not cheap but it does give people the security of being able to buy a new home before selling their current one
How do I work out capital gains on a jointly owned holiday home after partner’s death?
How tax is assessed will depend on the type of joint tenancy the property is held under
PureGym announces plans for expansion into Irish market
UK-founded group operates over 700 gyms in multiple markets, with focus on cost and access
Go-karts in the Jervis Centre and ‘zombie projects’ eating company budgets
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Workers fear unproven AI impact on jobs and the merit of going second-hand
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Can we choose which of our two properties is exempt from capital gains tax?
Couple has owned and lived in two separate properties as their family home at different times over a number of years
Why are we paying €3 charge for online shopping items that are not subject to customs duty?
Long-time ‘de minimis’ exemption from duty on anything valued at less than €150 from outside EU has come to an end
Microsoft’s Irish tax bill disclosed and details of Trump’s income from Doonbeg
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Doonbeg golf course delivers close to $20m income for Donald Trump, notes US filing
President is required by US law to set out all income, gifts and assets other that government pay during term of office
Will my daughter be hit with two tax bills when she inherits holiday home?
Tax exemption for a ‘principal private residence’ has led to some confusion in the area of property sales
One in five fear Ireland’s new savings scheme will ‘benefit only the wealthy’
Study shows younger people and those on lower incomes are distinctly more sceptical about Government plan to tap bank savings
‘Can I sidestep pesky and expensive legal bills on enduring power of attorney?’
Rules are certainly tighter now than they would have been 40 years ago but that is for good reason
Cost and tax treatment helping deter people from investing their savings, survey finds
Study shows 35% of adults who do not currently invest would do so if tax-free investment account introduced
Online shopping is about to become a lot trickier for Irish customers
From Wednesday, any goods you order that are coming from outside the EU will carry a €3 customs duty charge - and that might just be the start of it
Greystar buys 216-bed Dublin student block in €37m deal
Church Street deal brings to 1,906 the number of student beds Greystar operates in Ireland on investment of close to €300m