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Territoriality of Irish Tax

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  • May 22, 2012 at 1:16 pm #52788
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    I would appreciate if someone could help me out here.
    I just want confirmation that what I think is the case is correct for the various headings.

    Income Tax
    Resident- Ordinarily resident – Domiciled- World Wide income
    Resident- Non-ordinarily – Domiciled- World wide income
    Resident- Ordinarily resident – Non domiciled- Irish source + income remitted
    Resident- Non-ordinarily – Non domiciled- Irish source + income remitted
    Non-resident- Ordinarily resident – Domiciled- Irish source + foreign investment/rents over E3810
    Non-resident- Non-ordinarily – Domiciled- Irish Source income
    Non-resident- Ordinarily resident – Non domiciled- Irish source income
    Non-resident- Non-ordinarily – Non domiciled- Irish Source income

    Capital Gains Tax
    Resident- Ordinarily resident – Domiciled – World wide gains
    Resident- Non-ordinarily – Domiciled- World wide gains
    Resident- Ordinarily resident – Non domiciled- Irish gains + foreign remitted
    Resident- Non-ordinarily – Non domiciled- Irish gains + foreign remitted
    Non-resident- Ordinarily resident – Domiciled- World wide gains
    Non-resident- Non-ordinarily – Domiciled- Specified Irish assets
    Non-resident- Ordinarily resident – Non domiciled- Irish gains + foreign remitted
    Non-resident- Non-ordinarily – Non domiciled- Specified Irish Assets

    The CGT rules are pretty straight forward, but I’m struggling a little with particularly the non-resident rules for Income tax. Is my understanding above correct?

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