Blackrock1
Registered User
- Messages
- 1,715
thanks, ive seen threads where people are being incorrectly charged 41% of interest income from non Irish banks or am i imagining it?Exit tax is 41%, which is nothing to do with deposit interest.
Tax return for 2023 income must be submitted before end of Oct 2024.
AFAIK, you can file a Form 11 or Form 12 to declare your DIRT liability and pay it to Revenue. From what I've gathered:Like many others, thanks to the excellent key posts, i have some many in the higher interest accounts around europe. Previously i had some small interest income and when i completed the return online they just adjustmet my credits however the interest income this year will be maybe 8-10k not subject to dirt and i want to just pay the tax rather than have them adjust my credits,
whats the best time to declare this income, just before 2024 ends or in 2025 ? is there still an issue where they will apply 41% tax rather than 33% as they should?
thanks, ive seen threads where people are being incorrectly charged 41% of interest income from non Irish banks or am i imagining it?
Not sure all mine is in the euis it not still 41% for interest earned outside the EU?
Like many others, thanks to the excellent key posts, i have some many in the higher interest accounts around europe.
Hi, my monies are with n26, bunq and trade republic and trading 212 in all cases only to the cap that they are gteed for. i havent used raisin yet!Some basic questions please!
1. Are you referring to the banks accessible through Raisin as mentioned in the "best buy" thread?
2. Do you have any concerns regarding the security of your deposits? [I respect your opinion as I get the distinct impression that you know your onions!]
We use cookies and similar technologies for the following purposes:
Do you accept cookies and these technologies?
We use cookies and similar technologies for the following purposes:
Do you accept cookies and these technologies?