One in four PAYE workers are overpaying tax. Can you claim money you’re owed?
Revenue figures show roughly one in four PAYE worker is overpaying tax, mostly by failing to claim reliefs to which they are entitled
Totting up losses on AIB investment after bank buys back my shares
Investors in AIB have waved goodbye to thousands of euro but, unless they have accurate records, they may never be able to use those losses against other capital gains
Father’s U-turn in a will left son who took care of him with a pittance
Wills can be challenged but there are time limits, such cases can be emotionally fraught and come with no guarantee of success
Mortgage rates fall again but gap with euro zone average widens - Central Bank
Little change in savings rates, monthly survey shows, while rates on non-mortgage borrowing jumped
PTSB cutting jobs and prospect of mortgages in retirement looms
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Can I work for my foreign employer from my home in Ireland?
Remote work across borders presents challenges, particularly when you have not told your employer what you are doing
Biomarin to invest €60m in expansion of Cork site
Shanbally site is only manufacturing operation outside US for company specialising in treatments for rare genetic conditions
Avoiding double taxation on sale of a property abroad
Rules on gifts and inheritances are different North and South of the Border, as is the tax regime on non-resident property
How do I work out what my State pension will be worth?
The rules on how the Department of Social Protection calculates your pension are changing, so what does that mean for you?
Mixed figures on home completions and business will miss the Greens now they’re gone
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Will we have a tax liability if Dad gives us his home while he is alive?
Three sisters are in line to share father’s home, with one of them then buying out the others
OECD warns against too conservative pension investment strategies
Report says investing in equities improves returns even after retirement but it does come with greater risk
Finding a solution for a tenant who can’t meet rent after splitting with partner
Accommodation Recognition Payment or Rent a Room are two schemes that might bridge gap between what tenant can pay and agreed rent
DAA ‘ultimate’ plan is for 55 million passengers a year through Dublin Airport
Airport tells planners that increasing passenger cap to 40 million would involve a 30% rise in peak passenger traffic
IRFU records a deficit of €18.4 million in annual accounts
Men’s professional game costs the IRFU €43.9 million while revenue generated by the provinces in URC and EPCR tournaments comes in at €9 million