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Taxation of debt forgiveness – is it a liability in waiting?
The writing-off of a debt, for example, by a bank, is not a disposal for Capital Gains Tax purposes. We have already queried this with ...
State pensions – how they work and what’s available
There are two State Pension Systems, the Social Insurance System and the Social Assistance System, so you should normally qualify under...
A strange contradiction, making a problem then complaining about it…
At the Central Bank conference on distressed property markets yesterday there was an excellent line up of speakers, the event was launc...
Property tax exemptions – 2013 Finance Bill ammendment
The list of exempted properties is in the new property tax amendment to the 2013 Finance Bill. Charities, properties held in trust, an...
What is inheritence tax?
Inheritance Tax is a tax levied on an inheritance received under the Will of a dead person (know as the "Disponer") or the death benefi...
The savings on Promissory notes in the ‘New Deal’ €8,000 per household?
I played around with some figures to compare the cost of the old scheme versus the new one. To do this I put everything into today' mon...
Preparing for retirement
Most people need to work to earn an income to support their family and themselves. When we reach retirement age and stop working, this ...
S.I. No. 853 of 2004 European Communities (Distance Marketing of Consumer Financial Services) Regulations 2004
This section of regulation is the Irish enactment (Statutory instrument) of European lead legislation. PART 4
UNSOLICITED FINANCIAL SE...
Who is in charge of the Central Bank?
The Central Bank of Ireland is managed by the Central Bank Commission as determined by the Central Bank Reform Act 2010. This commiss...