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• Capital Gains Tax in Ireland Irish Capital Gains Tax (CGT) is chargeable on gains arising on the disposal of assets, other than that part of a gain which arose in the period prior to 6 April 1974. Any form of property (other than Irish currency) including an interest in property (as, for example, a lease) is an asset for CGT purposes.
• Capital Gains Tax in Northern Ireland CGT is a tax on capital 'gains' in Northern Ireland. If when you sell or give away an asset it has increased in value, you may be taxable on the 'gain' (profit). This doesn't apply when you sell personal belongings worth £6,000 or less or, in most cases, your main home.
• Child tax credit - Northern Ireland If you are living or working in Northern Ireland and have responsibility for a child or qualifying young person in full-time non-advanced education, you may be entitled to Child Tax Credit.
• Corporate tax in Ireland The corporate tax regime in Ireland combined with competitive operating costs and availability of highly skilled labour continues to provide investors with a uniquely high return on their investment.
• Cross border business Cross-border trade offers immense opportunities for business expansion, but there are a number of legal and administrative requirements to bear in mind. MicroTrade has worked with a range of people who deal with these issues on a regular basis to develop clear and to the point guidelines for any small business looking into cross-border business.
• Cross border business guide for companies in Northern Ireland Guide for companies in Northern Ireland wishing to do business across the border outlining details on issues such as relating to the tax, legal and financial obligations and implications on businesses operating on an all-island basis
• Distance selling Distance selling includes the selling of goods directly to non VAT registered persons by mail order.
• Habitual residency in Ireland If you are moving from Northern Ireland to Ireland, you must satisfy a habitual residency condition for access to social assistance payments.All applicants regardless of nationality are required from that date to be habitually resident in the State to qualify for these payments.
• Habitual residency in Northern Ireland If you are moving from Ireland to Northern Ireland, you must satisfy a habitual residency condition for access to many social assistance payments. All applicants regardless of nationality are required from that date to be habitually resident in Northern Ireland to qualify for these payments.
• Inheritance tax in Ireland Inheritance Tax in Ireland is charged on taxable inheritances taken on or after 1 April, 1975. An inheritance is a gratuitous benefit taken on a death and a gift is a gratuitous benefit taken otherwise than on a death.

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