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Jun 19, 2009 - 12:40

Landlords Warned to get Tax Affairs in Order

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Landlords Warned to get Tax Affairs in Order

Landlords Warned to get their tax affairs in order

It seems buy-to-let investors and landlords are not having an easy time of it lately. With falling rents, longer vacancy periods, reductions in mortgage interest relief, rising mortgage rates and recent tax changes in the budget it can't be an overly profitable business at the moment. Not only that but Revenue Commissioners have now been ... given increased power to track rental income and have given Landlords a prior warning to get their tax affairs in order.
Why should you worry about tax? Landlords with tax arrears i.e. unpaid tax could face interest charges of:
  1. 10% on the tax owed
  2. A penalty on the tax owed which can be anywhere between 3 and 100%!
  3. Court prosecution
  4. Naming in the newspapers

More Tax information and Tax Forms on IrishLandlord.com

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