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CGT Moving to Ireland

cr0
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CGT Moving to Ireland

Postby cr0 » Sat Aug 13, 2022 12:52 am

Hi

Feel free to answer as few or as many of the below as you can:

If a UK resident (non-dom, but deemed dom) moves to Ireland for several years:

1) at what stage do they become resident in Ireland?

2) at what stage would they become non-dom in Ireland, so that the remittance basis applies there (and does it apply automatically)?

3) Would any gains of sales of shares be taxable if not remitted to Ireland (because it wasn't clear if this also applies to people moving to Ireland from the UK)?

4) How would this affect share sales in a UK ISA?

5) How would this affect sales of cryptos within an exchange of say Binance (and which country are the shares deemed to be in, i.e. would that count as being remitted)?

6) If moving cryptos from an exchange to a hardware wallet, would this count as a remittance, since technically the actual cryptos are still on the blockchain somewhere on the Internet?

Many thanks

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