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Car Tax Rates Ireland 2021

Motor Tax Rates in Ireland 2021 Car Tax or Motor Tax rates in Ireland were altered in the 2021 Budget – From 2021, there are three motor tax tables in operation: 1.The pre-July 2008 table based on engine size. 2.Cars registered up to 31/12/2020 and those from 2021 which are NEDC tested only 3.Cars registered […]
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Categories: Cars and Driving, Driving, Featured, Moving to Ireland, Taxes

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Income Tax Rates in Ireland

A brief summary of the Income Tax Rates in Ireland is given below – the figures shown are valid from January 2020 Note: As well as income tax – other deductions are taken from wages in Ireland. There is the Universal Social Charge. See more about the Universal Social Charge Here. Another deduction from gross […]
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Categories: Jobs, Moving to Ireland, Taxes, Work

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Sending Money to Ireland from the UK

For anyone that is moving to Ireland from the UK – either permanently or temporarily – transferring some or all of your money to Ireland is going to be a requirement. So  – What is the best way of sending money from the UK to Ireland ? The currency used in Ireland is the Euro […]
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Categories: Banking in Ireland, Currency Exchange, Foreign Exchange, Moving to Ireland

Tags: exchange rates, Money, Sterling to Euro

 

Exchanging Sterling to Euro

If you are moving from the UK to Ireland or anywhere else in the Eurozone you will probably need to exchange currency .  You might be planning to buy a property in Ireland or may need money available for renting and buying furniture etc. Opening a Euro bank account in Ireland is your first step. […]
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Categories: Currency Exchange, Exchange Rates, Moving To England, Moving to Ireland

Tags: Brexit, exchange, Money

 

Doctors Fees and Prescription Charges

If you live in Ireland and do not have a medical card or a GP Visit Card , you are considered a private patient if you visit your GP. This means that you must pay for the services provided. Under 6’s and over 65’s now get free GP services (as long as the GP has […]
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Tags: GP Visit, Medical Card, Prescriptions

 
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