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Executive Relocation 2026
Welcome to the 2026 edition of “Executive Relocation Ireland”, a guide which is designed to help executives and their families deal with the many issues that arise when moving to or from Ireland. Whether you are taking up a new role in Ireland or moving abroad, a relocation affects almost every part of your financial life. Your tax residence and domicile, how your income and investments are structured, your pension planning and even the timing of your move can all have a lasting effect, and getting the right advice early on can make a real difference.
The Ordinary Residence Trap
In previous commentary we have considered the concepts of “Residence” and “Domicile” for Irish tax purposes. There is a third concept in Irish tax law that can often take the uninformed by surprise, and that is the concept of “Ordinary Residence”. When considering ordinary residence, it’s all about counting years of consecutive tax residence. It’s purely an objective test.
Executive Relocation 2026
Tax Residence – Facts and Fallacies
Small parcels, big change: the €3 Customs duty on low-value goods coming into the EU
The Ordinary Residence Trap
In previous commentary we have considered the concepts of “Residence” and “Domicile” for Irish tax purposes. There is a third concept in Irish tax law that can often take the uninformed by surprise, and that is the concept of “Ordinary Residence”. When considering ordinary residence, it’s all about counting years of consecutive tax residence. It’s purely an objective test.
Treasury Hub Markets Bulletin – Q2 2026
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Executive Relocation 2026
Tax Residence – Facts and Fallacies
Small parcels, big change: the €3 Customs duty on low-value goods coming into the EU
RBK Chartered Accountants, together with AIB and Athlone Chamber, presented their Budget 2026 Briefing in the Sheraton Athlone Hotel on 8th October 2025. Michael Scanlan, Tax Director with RBK Chartered Accountants provided an overview of the tax measures introduced. David McNamara, Chief Economist with AIB, gave his expert opinion on the likely impact of Budget 2026 on the economy.
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