S Sunlight Guest 6 Nov 2008 #1 I am undertaking a fully funded PhD studentship in the UK, where it is tax-free. I have an income from a pension in Ireland on which I pay tax in Ireland. Am I liable for Irish tax on my UK stipend?
I am undertaking a fully funded PhD studentship in the UK, where it is tax-free. I have an income from a pension in Ireland on which I pay tax in Ireland. Am I liable for Irish tax on my UK stipend?
D Domo Registered User Messages 754 6 Nov 2008 #2 Where are you resident? In the UK or Ireland? If you are an Irish resident and are domiciled in Ireland you are taxable on income arising worldwide, with a potential tax credit for foreign tax paid.
Where are you resident? In the UK or Ireland? If you are an Irish resident and are domiciled in Ireland you are taxable on income arising worldwide, with a potential tax credit for foreign tax paid.
S Sunlight Guest 7 Nov 2008 #3 I have been in the UK for 3 years, but have a house in Ireland, so I imagine I am domiciled in Ireland but resident in the UK. Does the fact that the stipend is tax-free in the UK have any bearing on the Irish tax situation?
I have been in the UK for 3 years, but have a house in Ireland, so I imagine I am domiciled in Ireland but resident in the UK. Does the fact that the stipend is tax-free in the UK have any bearing on the Irish tax situation?
D Domo Registered User Messages 754 7 Nov 2008 #4 As a non-Irish resident you are only taxable in Ireland on any income arising in Ireland. Therefore the UK stipend has no relevance for Irish tax
As a non-Irish resident you are only taxable in Ireland on any income arising in Ireland. Therefore the UK stipend has no relevance for Irish tax