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yes, will be travelling quiet a bit and would like my daughter to be able to connect her tablet device to WIFI when travelling

yes exactly I will be travelling from Asia, and am concerned about the roaming costs. Also as I only have a company phone I will not be bringing this anyway, so was looking for a pocket wifi device

Hi, I plan to visit Ireland in July for 2 weeks and would like to use a portable WIFI device when travelling. The rental car company offered one for a flat fee of 300 Euro which I will skip on as its too expensive... Just wondering if anyone has any recommendations? A search shows the following...

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No idea what is being discussed here

Not sure why the normal guy has to pay such high tax on relative low salary. https://www.independent.ie/regionals/herald/thats-a-bit-rich-why-wealthy-stars-like-ryan-tubridy-wont-pay-a-cent-in-tax-on-their-books/27970548.html

Here is a link that might be of interest https://www.independent.ie/regionals/herald/thats-a-bit-rich-why-wealthy-stars-like-ryan-tubridy-wont-pay-a-cent-in-tax-on-their-books/27970548.html

Hi All In case anyone is interested, here is a petition to reinstate the tax relief allowing mortgage interest to be set against rental income, https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/627785

Yep crazy indeed. That would be the simplest approach, but I was told by the Solicitor "The Executors are secondarily liable" so it appears I have the duty to pay this. Maybe there is a way of having the executor deduct this, but considering their age, and the solicitor handling the probate...

I would need to come up with the cash in advance

Thanks! Brendan. Basically being an expat leads to the following: The Executors are secondarily liable for my inheritance tax and The Executors are required to give one month's notice of their intention to distribute my portion to the Revenue Commissioners before they can release this to me...

Yes it’s paid in advance by expats On previous inheritance I received the money was not released until I had paid the tax in advance

Just wondering why long term expats have to pay 30% on any inheritances they receive from Ireland? I have a buy to let in Ireland and pay 20% on any profits I have, which is understandable as I need access to services like Police and Fire Services if needed But paying 30% tax on any...

Thanks! all for the replies here, appreciate it

Hi We are thinking of using a double barreled surname for my Daughter; using a combination of my WIfe's surname and mine. I currently live outside of Ireland and my wife is not Irish. If my daughter was to relocate to Ireland in the future would a double barreled surname cause issues there? Thanks

Thanks! T McGibney for the reply

Thanks! Clamball for the reply yes the executor is receiving occasional updates

The estate was comprised of cash and shares, probate was granted 8 months ago, and the solicitor latest update is that they are still gathering the assets of the estate and shares are being regularised and sent for sale. The case has been going on for 16 months now Would this sort of delay be usual?

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Thanks! Chewbacca will do