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For 2008 interest from date of first letting to 31 Dec 2008 is allowed. The interest restriction only came in on 7 April 2009, so for 2009 81.58% of the interest would be allowable. All years thereafter it's 75%.

Income tax only comes in to play if you rent it out i.e derive an income from it. If you buy, renovate and sell then you will pay CGT on the gain @33%. If you buy before 31 December 2014, retain the property for more than 7 years and then sell at a gain there will be no CGT. Your current...

If I recall correctly, when a previous expense list was published a few months ago Mr Maloney was on it also. On the Vincent Browne that night Claire Daly intimated that he obviously wasn't doing his job properly since he wasn't out and about representing his constituents.

Great article about Redknapp here. It's a couple of years old but a good read. http://swissramble.blogspot.com/search/label/Harry%20Redknapp?updated-max=2010-12-01T15:44:00%2B01:00&max-results=20

I've never come across it before but I would tentatively say yes. Make the application and see what happens. You'll need a copy of the death cert.

SW income would entitle your wife the the PAYE tax credit. Call SW and see can they pay the pension directly to your wife. Problem sorted.

Just the once.

[broken link removed] I wouldn't really bother registering the loss but if you wanted, in the case of Anglo, you could just complete a Form CG1 for 2009.

Gerry McGuigan. Google him - he has a website. Had him out last week and although he gave the machine the last rites I was very happy with the service.

I would certainly be keeping an eye on the case and I wouldn't be afraid to express my opinion to the solicitor or indeed barrister in the case. I was involved in a case recently where my "friend's" solicitor was very friendly with the other side. In my opinion they were in cahoots to maximise...

Yes absolutely.

Maybe he doesn't have access to a van anymore.

You need to be reg for income tax for the Form 11 to be available. Call your tax office and they will sort out for you.

Or just tell the new employer you don't have a P45, ask them for their employer number and call Rev and ask them to issue a new cert for the new employment.

Ask your employer. If you need in a hurry for your tax return just call Rev' and they'll give you the numbers over the phone.

It was more of an FYI response than a reply to the OP.

Although technically you could be hit with a penalty for late filing - very unlikely. If there is no liability when filing the F12 then no surcharge will apply and the 31 Oct' deadline makes no difference.

Is this true? I remember the good old days delivering tax returns to Lansdowne House and Hawkins Street at midnight on deadline day. Are there no letterboxes there now?

If current mortgage on your PPR is 50K and you get a further 200K loan to buy investment property then: 1. you can continue to claim TRS on the 50K and 2. you can deduct 75% of the loan interest on the 200K from your rental income when calculating your taxable rental profit

Don't forget if you didn't have the payslip you could just write to Rev' and say please offset this cheque against 2011 PT