Expert Irish Tax Services for Expats
Whether you’re working abroad, returning to Ireland or earning Irish income while living overseas, we specialise in helping individuals navigate complex Irish tax issues with clarity and confidence. We act as your personal tax partner, wherever you are in the world.
We support Irish and international employers with cross-border hiring, global mobility and tax compliance. Whether you’re relocating staff to Ireland, managing remote workers, or handling overseas payroll,
Popular with Irish employers hiring people abroad or managing remote teams, foreign companies with staff working in Ireland (temporary or permanent), multinationals relocating staff into or out of Ireland and start-ups engaging remote workers or contractors in Ireland.
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If you’re abroad but still earning Irish income (rent, pensions, dividends, remote employment), you may need to file an Irish tax return.
Popular with non-resident landlords, retirees abroad and Irish shareholders.
Moving back to Ireland? Tax can get tricky around residency, foreign assets and overseas income.
Ideal for Irish professionals returning from the UK, US, EU, Middle East or Australia
Working remotely from Ireland for a foreign employer or as a freelancer? You might still have Irish tax filing obligations, even if your income is sourced from abroad.
Especially useful for tech professionals, contractors and freelancers
Renting out property in Ireland while living abroad? You’re legally required to declare your rental income annually and pay the correct tax. Tenants/letting agents are often required to withhold a portion of the rent and onward send to the Revenue
Tailored service for landlords with 1–10+ properties in Ireland.
If you’re sent to Ireland on secondment, split your time between countries or work internationally with Irish income, the tax position can be tricky.
We work with both individuals and HR teams to ensure compliance.
You might not live in Ireland, but if you invest in Irish assets, receive income or sell property here, you may still owe Irish tax.
Often used by Irish diaspora investors, second-home owners and company shareholders.
Straightforward answers to the most common Irish tax queries from expats, remote workers and returning citizens.
If you’re living outside Ireland but earn income from Irish sources, such as rent, a pension or employment, you may be legally required to file an Irish income tax return. We’ll assess your status and make sure you stay compliant with Revenue.
If you’re physically living in Ireland, even temporarily, you may be liable to Irish income tax even if your employer is based abroad. We can review your tax residency and advise whether you need to register and file a return.
Returning residents may become tax-resident in Ireland again, which can affect how foreign income, pensions or investments are taxed. We help clients plan for this transition and structure things efficiently before and after the move.
Non-resident landlords must declare Irish rental income annually. Tenants or letting agents are often required to withhold 20% tax unless a collection agent is in place. We handle all filings and help you claim deductions and credits.
Yes. Ireland has tax treaties with many countries, allowing you to claim relief from double taxation. We help clients understand and apply the correct credits or exemptions based on their personal situation and treaty terms.
Our service is 100% online and tailored for expats and non-residents. You’ll be assigned a tax advisor, receive a document checklist, and submit everything securely through our encrypted portal, no matter where you’re located.
If you’re tax resident or ordinarily resident in Ireland, you may need to declare foreign income, pensions, or assets such as overseas bank accounts. We’ll help determine what’s reportable and ensure you remain tax compliant.
While we specialise in Irish tax, we frequently coordinate with advisors in other countries and help clients minimise cross-border tax liabilities, especially where double tax agreements apply.