Tax Question -- Working in UK

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robola

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Hi all,

Firstly, just want to say great site and so far it has helped my wife loads in understanding how to set up her first business venture ... anyway onto me :)

I currently work in the UK for a company and pay the UK taxes (PAYE and NI).. (Resident in UK) I travel back to Ireland at most about twice a month ... Now i have the opportunity to work from home remotely on a permenant basis, although i will still be paid in £ into my UK bank account and i still pay UK taxes and NI.

How will this affect me being able to becoming resident in Ireland and working from home here permenantly ...

I understand that i will need to register for tax here ?
Supply a tax return here and the UK ?
and then i will have to pay tax on the difference ?

Its a bit confusing trying to understand what is being said on revenue.ie, so before possibly having to see an accountant, thought it would be a good idea to seek you guys advice

Thanks
 
The short answer is that you declare yourself resident, you make a return in both countries, the Revenue here will give you a credit for the tax paid in the UK and will charge you the diff and lob the health levy in for good measure !
 
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