If you're Irish resident at time of disposal you'll be liable to Irish CGT on the disposal*, with a credit for any UK tax liability. As Irish CGT rate is higher than UK you'll end up with a liability in the U.K. and a further liability here.
* If Irish resident but not Irish domiciled you're only liable if you remit the money to Ireland but that's a moot point since that's what you've said you intend to do!
I'm in a similar situation, if you are not domiciled for that tax year you will not be liable for the Irish capital gains. So if you move back to Ireland but haven't lived there long enough to be considered domiciled you might not be liable for capital gains in Ireland for that tax year. Call revenue at 353 18655000 and ask for customer service for non residents.
What happens if you don't remit the money? Can revenue track the money if you access it from an Irish ATM?
What if you made a loss on the property. Can that be transferred to Ireland? To carry forward against a gain?
I'm in a similar situation, if you are not domiciled for that tax year you will not be liable for the Irish capital gains. So if you move back to Ireland but haven't lived there long enough to be considered domiciled you might not be liable for capital gains in Ireland for that tax year. Call revenue at 353 18655000 and ask for customer service for non residents.
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