It's not up to the Central Bank.As I understand it, the Central Bank intend to allow Irish residents to continue to invest in US ETFs based on a number of submissions; a common sense approach basically.
It's not up to the Central Bank.
PRIIPs (including US-domiciled ETFs) cannot be made available to retail investors in the EU without a KID being produced. That's the law; there's nothing the Central Bank can do about it.
Hi Marc, thanks for this. I thought that because I am non-domiciled in Ireland and I have never remitted anything from that Cash ISA into Ireland (not a penny) I was not liable to any tax on it. Are you saying that because it's a bank account the rules are different from other types of foreign income?
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