Tax Guide 2010 is a practical Irish tax reference designed for advisers who need fast, reliable answers.
It contains 90+ pages of tax rates, tables, reliefs, exemptions and planning points, bringing the full Irish tax landscape together in one accessible guide. Built for day-to-day use, it’s ideal for checking a rate, confirming a relief or sense-checking a planning idea.
What’s inside?
Income tax
- Charge to tax
- Residence
- Income tax rates (including prior years)
- Exemptions
- Schedules
- Personal reliefs and tax credits
- Other reliefs
- Capital allowances
- Losses
- Double taxation
- Self-assessment
- Revenue powers
- Appeals
Pay-Related Social Insurance (PRSI)
- What is PRSI?
- PRSI classes
- PRSI rates
Universal Social Charge (USC)
- Standard rates (including prior years)
- Reduced rates
- Surcharges
- Exemptions
- Income levy
Corporation tax
- Charge to tax
- Residence
- Corporation tax rates (including prior years)
- Reliefs
- Losses
- Self-assessment
- Revenue powers
- Appeals
Capital gains tax (CGT)
- Charge to tax
- Residence
- CGT rates (including prior years)
- Exemptions
- Reliefs
- Self-assessment
- Revenue powers
- Withholding tax
- Appeals
Value-added tax (VAT)
- Charge to tax
- Supply of goods
- Supply of services
- Registration
- Property transactions
- VAT rates (including prior years)
- Taxable amount
- Cash receipts basis
- Mini One Stop Shop (MOSS)
- Revenue powers
- Appeals
Capital acquisitions tax (CAT)
- Charge to tax
- CAT rates (including prior years)
- Exemptions
- Reliefs
- Self-assessment
- Revenue powers
- Appeals
Stamp duties
- Charge to tax
- Rates of tax (including prior years)
- Exemptions
- Particulars delivered
- Self-assessment
- Revenue powers
- Appeals
Local property tax (LPT)
- Residential property
- Unoccupied property
- Uninhabitable property
- Liability date
- LPT rates
- Household charge (HC)
- Non-Principal Private Residence (NPPR) charge
Social welfare
- Tax-exempt benefits
- Taxable benefits
Finance Act
Section-by-section summary
10 ways to save tax
- Receive tax-exempt income
- Maximise personal deductions and credits
- Become self-employed
- Use non-domicile status
- Transfer a business to a company
- Receive capital gains instead of income
- Have a holding company sell your business
- Become non-resident
- Pass assets tax-efficiently
- Be tax compliant