Landlords
Our Landlords Knowledge Hub aims to provided information to Landlords in Ireland on their tax obligations.
As a landlord in Ireland, it's important to understand the tax implications of your rental income. They must assess their tax position each year under self-assessment and file a tax return.
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Find out moreLandlords: All you need to know about tax on your rental property
As a landlord in Ireland, it's important to understand the tax implications of your rental income. Here are some things to watch out for on your Irish tax return.
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TaxAssist Accountants are one of the largest accountancy providers in Ireland; we offer a great range of property tax advice specifically for landlords or those with second properties
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Can I claim for pre-letting expenses?
I am about to let out a property that has been vacant, what do I need to know about pre-letting expenses?
Find out moreWhat are wear & tear allowances?
I am a landlord doing my own tax return and I read about wear & tear allowances. What is this? I spent approx. €10k on new couches and beds when I was fitting it out 2 years ago.
Find out moreWhat is the new Landlord Tax Relief announced in Budget 2024?
I own a small apartment that I rent out for €1500 a month. I had been thinking of selling, but I wonder after Budget 2024 is it worth my while staying in the market?
Find out moreI am a landlord. Do I need to register with RTB every year?
I rent a property and have heard I now need to register this tenancy every year with the Residential Tenancies Board (RTB). When and how do I do this?
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