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Budget 2027 Ireland: What It Means for You

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Connor Keating
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In this article we explain what Budget 2027 means for your take-home pay, with worked examples for a family, a young renter and a retired couple.

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Budget 2027 Ireland: What It Could Mean for You

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Connor Keating
Published: | Updated: 3rd Oct 2026
Budget

In this article we look at what Budget 2027 could mean for your pay, your family and your savings.

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Revenue Estimated Tax Notice: What To Do If You Missed Your 2024 Tax Return

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Damien Roche
Published: | Updated: 3rd Oct 2026
Revenue & admin

Revenue is sending estimated tax notices to non-PAYE taxpayers who missed the 2024 income tax return deadline. You get 30 days, there is no appeal, and this is how to sort it out.

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Moving To or From Ireland: The Complete Guide to Pre-Move Tax Planning

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Damien Roche
Published: | Updated: 3rd Oct 2026
Relocation

What to plan before you move to or from Ireland: residence, domicile, the remittance basis, split-year relief and timing, plus the costly mistakes to avoid.

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Taxation of Foreign Pensions in Ireland: A Guide for Irish Residents

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Damien Roche
Published: | Updated: 3rd Oct 2026
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If you live in Ireland and receive a pension from the UK, US, or any other country, how it gets taxed here depends on the source country, the type of pension, and the Double Taxation Agreement in place. This guide walks through the rules that actually apply in practice and the filing obligations most people don't realise exist.

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The Irish State Is Still Pursuing Nearly €90 Million in PUP Overpayments

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Damien Roche
Published: | Updated: 3rd Oct 2026
Revenue & admin

The Irish State is still recovering almost €90 million in PUP overpayments from the COVID-19 scheme. Here's what's happening, why, and what to do if you're contacted.