Moving to Ireland, town called Letterkenny, is there a tax preparer which can do US and Irish taxes ???

Question

I am a US citizen

Answer 1

Here are a few sites on tax and moving to Ireland that you might find useful:

The first site below is for The Irish Revenue Commision outling Irish taxes and customs.
Click on 'for Individuals' in the left-hand panel under Revenue,
In the center panel under Information on 'Personal Circumstances, click on Moving to Ireland Tax Guide


Site 2 Embassy of Ireland - Washington
LIVING AND WORKING IN IRELAND
11. TAXATION
"US nationals residing in Ireland are generally liable to Irish taxes. However, Ireland and the US have a double taxation agreement which in principle ensures that tax paid in one country is allowed as a credit against tax payable in the other. For more information contact the Irish Revenue Commissioners, Dublin Castle, Dame Street, Dublin 2, Ireland, (tel. [phone]). "

"Planning your International Transfer
This booklet is designed for people who are transferred either to or from Ireland. It aims to give you a general outline of the practical matters, which you and your employer should consider in regard to your posting, as well as important taxation
aspects."

Ernst & Young US Tax Desk in Ireland

Answer 2

Probably, but if not, there are a lot of tax preparers who do US and UK. UK tax laws are similar to Ireland, so a US preparer versed in UK tax law can also help with Irish residents.

If that's the case, you'll need a separate Irish tax accountant. When choosing your Irish tax preparer, you'll want one well versed in nondomiciled (that's you, dude) clients. You will be resident, but you don't want to be domiciled - higher taxes if you do.

Answer 3

I worked with a Chartered Accountant in Norfolk. He is very knowledgeable and helpful. If you are not able find someone closer to Ireland, you can always post your tax documents to him.

His details:
James Searle
176 Spixworth Road
Norwich
Norfolk NR6 7EQ
England
Phone: [phone]
[e-mail]

Best wishes.

Answer 4

It does stop them when Coolidge lowered it in the 20's more rich started to pay tax's rather then invest them in shealters. Same thing in the 1960's when JFK did it, and agian in the 80's. You raise them and rather then use the capital hear to create jobs and increase revenue through production we will send it overseas.

Answer 5

Donegal? WTF for? you love rain,miserable ppl,sheep shaggers?
move further south...will have lots more fun!