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UK CGT is mainly based on whether you are resident in the UK. If you leave the UK for good then you should not have any UK CGT when you dispose of your UK investment properties. You are however likely to have an Irish CGT issue. If you are not domiciled in S/Ireland then there may be some tax planning opportunities. This is a complicated area so get some advice.
Also, don't forget that you will have to disclose your UK rental income in the UK and also (probably) in Ireland. As a non-resident landlord the agent/tenant has an onligation to deduct tax from the rents unless you have authorisation from HMRC to be paid gross.
You are likely
Also, don't forget that you will have to disclose your UK rental income in the UK and also (probably) in Ireland. As a non-resident landlord the agent/tenant has an onligation to deduct tax from the rents unless you have authorisation from HMRC to be paid gross.
You are likely
