Because an expert in a particular domain, offering paid services in that domain, might be expected to give an informed opinion on a complex question?Why?t It's obviously complicated.
Because an expert in a particular domain, offering paid services in that domain, might be expected to give an informed opinion on a complex question?Why?t It's obviously complicated.
An honest professional will freely admit that they don't know the answer to a particular question if that is indeed the case.Because an expert in a particular domain, offering paid services in that domain, might be expected to give an informed opinion on a complex question?
Can anyone confirm if the PPR period should have the 12 months added in the calculation or if the website is doing it correctly ?
Note
The last 12 months of ownership of a PPR is considered to be included in your period of occupation.
This allows for the possibility that you have moved into your new home, but have not sold your previous home.
Carla owned the house for 14 years. She can claim exemption for the period during which it was her PPR (10 years) and the last 12 months of ownership.
thank you. This is perfectPrincipal Private Residence (PPR) Relief
This page outlines Principal Private Residence (PPR) Reliefwww.revenue.ie