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Section 49 Exemption of certain securities

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(1) This section shall apply to any stock or other security on which interest is payable without deduction of tax by virtue of a direction given by the Minister for Finance in pursuance of section 37, 38, 39, 40 or 41.

The interest on which securities can be received without the deduction of tax?

(1) This section applies to ...

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(2) Any stock or other security to which this section applies may be issued with a condition that neither the capital of nor the interest on the stock or other security shall be liable to tax so long as it is shown in the manner directed by the Minister for Finance that the stock or other security is in the beneficial ownership of persons who are not resident in the State, and accordingly as respects every such stock or other security issued, exemption from tax shall be granted.

Amendments

Subs (2) substituted by Finance Act 2010 section 35(1)(e) from 4 February 2010.

What conditions do I need to meet to be paid interest on semi-State and EU securities free of tax?

(2) If you are not resident in the Republic of Ireland (ROI), you are entitled to receive the capital and the interest on a security in (2), without deduction of tax. ...

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(3)(a) Notwithstanding subsection (2), where a security to which this section applies has been issued with either or both of the conditions referred to in that subsection and the security is held by or for a branch or agency through which a company carries on a trade or business in the State, which is such a trade or business, as the case may be, that, if the security had been issued without either of those conditions, interest on, or other profits or gains from, the security accruing to the company would be chargeable to corporation tax under Case I or, as respects interest and other profits or gains accruing on or after the 21st day of April, 1997, from the security, Case IV of Schedule D, or in accordance with section 726, then, such interest and profits or gains shall be charged to tax as if the security had been issued without either of those conditions.

(b) Paragraph (a) shall apply as respects securities acquired by a company after the 15th day of May, 1992, whether they were issued before or after that date.

Is interest on semi-State and EU securities exempt if I am the Irish branch of a foreign financial company?

(3) You are not entitled to the exemption in (2) if you are a non-Irish resident company and you hold the securities on behalf of a branch in the ROI through which you carry on a security-dealing business. In other words, if you are the Irish branch ...

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