Income from renting out a property in Ireland as a non-resident landlord is taxable in Ireland and must be declared to revenueI currently own two properties, one of which is my primary place of residence. Due to family commitments, I am going to have to relocate outside of the European Union.
Income from renting out a property in Ireland as a non-resident landlord is taxable in Ireland and must be declared to Revenue. Payment into a bank account in the landlord’s name is treated as payment directly to the non-resident landlord, even if the bank account is within Ireland.Four-bed Tudor-style home with views over Killiney bay for €1.075mOn July 1st, 2023, a new non-resident landlord withholding tax system came into operation.
They must submit the rental notification and pay the accompanying tax withheld to Revenue within 21 days of making the rental payment to the non-resident landlord. The rental income may fall into the lower or higher income tax bracket. Rental income is added to a person’s total Irish income for the year from all sources.