May 23, 2023
In Ireland, Inheritance Tax is referred to as Capital Acquisitions Tax (“CAT”), which is tax that is levied on the transfer of assets from deceased person to their chosen beneficiary.…
In Ireland, Inheritance Tax is referred to as Capital Acquisitions Tax (“CAT”), which is tax that is levied on the transfer of assets from deceased person to their chosen beneficiary.…
Buying a property can be one of the most significant purchases you make in your lifetime, and it’s important to ensure that everything goes smoothly. From a property law perspective,…
Buying a property can be one of the most significant purchases you make in your lifetime, and it’s important to ensure that everything goes smoothly. From a property law perspective,…
Lina Oksaite from our Property Team discusses renting vs buying in today’s market Statistics show that by 2018, home ownership in Ireland had increased up to 70.3% and people continue…
Rachael Mc Cormack from our property team answers the the most commonly asked questions in respect of the help to buy scheme What is the scheme and why was it…
Jack Duhig from our Property Team outlines the rules of the FHS to include the process. The First Home Scheme was launched in July 2022 and is available to first…
With Christmas approaching writing your will is not likely to be the first thing on your mind but it is something to be mindful of. Society today often talks about…
This Christmas we are again taking part in the shoebox appeal. Every year we send a shoebox full to the brim of treats to a group of children in India.…
The Cabinet has approved legislation that will grant a temporary and conditional delay on tenant terminations for the length of the present housing crisis, according to the Minister for Housing,…
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