M Mommah Registered User Messages 591 9 May 2009 #1 I've living abroad on income earned in Ireland. I'm thinking of transferring money to my bank account here (within EU) Any problems doing that? The income is already tax paid in Ireland. Any chance of triggering tax liability in France?
I've living abroad on income earned in Ireland. I'm thinking of transferring money to my bank account here (within EU) Any problems doing that? The income is already tax paid in Ireland. Any chance of triggering tax liability in France?
D Domo Registered User Messages 754 9 May 2009 #2 If you are resident in France, you may have a French liability on the Irish arising income, but will get a tax credit for any Irish tax paid. I don't think the French tax capital, but check with a French tax advisor to make sure.
If you are resident in France, you may have a French liability on the Irish arising income, but will get a tax credit for any Irish tax paid. I don't think the French tax capital, but check with a French tax advisor to make sure.
J jpd Registered User Messages 4,207 9 May 2009 #4 The French tax everything - capital and income - but at least their services provide value for money!
The French tax everything - capital and income - but at least their services provide value for money!
M Mommah Registered User Messages 591 9 May 2009 #5 jpd said: The French tax everything - capital and income - but at least their services provide value for money! Click to expand... I have to agree, it's a great country. Even my right wing hubby has moved a bit left since we moved here!
jpd said: The French tax everything - capital and income - but at least their services provide value for money! Click to expand... I have to agree, it's a great country. Even my right wing hubby has moved a bit left since we moved here!