Work and taxes in Dublin

--> If you are employee in Ireland, you will be subjected(submitted) to " Pay have you earn - PAID ", the system of imposition(taxation) on income. So, the taxes are automatically deducted at source, every month on the salary. 

If you are a self-employed person (status reserved only for the nationals of the UE-EEE or Switzerland, or those who have a licence to begin(undertake) in Ireland), you have to make a statement(declaration) by calculating and by deducting the on-line required elements on the Irish Web site of the taxes and the customs.

--> Depending on your situation you will not pay the same price. 
For example if you're single you will pay 34 550 € and if you are in couple / married you will pay (revenue in common) 43 550 €

--> Ireland applies a 12.5% corporate tax rate. It’s one of the lowest in the world. For comparison, the European average is 27% = this is to attract the company in the country. Indeed, the dividends are very rarely taxed, and companies benefit from a 25% tax credit on research and development. It is on this tax "dumping" that Ireland build it strategy, it uIt is on this tax dumping that Ireland has built its entire strategy. Dumping highly contested by its European neighbours

--> CAREFUL !!!
The tourists who will visit in Dublin, will soon have to pay in the future a 10€ tourist tax. This measure, still at a stage of proposal would be an operation of the Irish government to by-pass the exceptional rate of VAT of 9% which benefit the Tourism sector. In fact, the VAT rate for the tourism sector had been reduced significantly since 2011 in order to boost the country’s economy.


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