Property Investors - Tax on Rental Income >> Property Investors - Tax on Rental Income

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General

The number of property investors in Ireland has increased substantially over the last decade. Because of new rules regarding the reporting of Rental Income to the Revenue Commissioners and also for the claiming of mortgage interest tax relief against your rents it is very important that all tax returns are made in time and all rules fully complied with. 

Our rental income recorders and calculators do all the work for you and guide you through the process step by step.

The claiming of mortgage interest against rents is one of the most important tax claims for property investors. For the year 2006 onwards all residential investment lettings must be registered with the Private Residential Tenancies Board. If they are not registered you cannot claim the benefit of the mortgage interest tax relief. For residential properties the claim for mortgage interest is limited to 75% of the amount paid.
For tax purposes rental income covers various items. However, we confine ourselves to the tax treatment of rents from land, residential and commercial property.
To allow you check your tax position we provide detailed information on the following:

  • Frequently Asked Questions
  • Acquiring an Investment Property who should own it?
  • Taxation of Rental Income
  • Levy on Investment Properties & Second Homes
  • Special Tax Reliefs for Property & Investment including Section 23 Relief
  • VAT on Residential Properties that are registered for VAT purposes & how to complete your VAT returns
  • Holiday Homes Tax Reliefs
  • UK Properties Tax Treatment
  • Foreign Property Rental Income Losses

Irish Property Investors Resident Abroad

  • Property Finance
  • Stamp Duty

Expert Tax Library

Age 65 and Over

PAYE Taxpayers

Tax Credits & Reliefs

Self Assessment Tax System

Property Investors - Tax on Rental Income