Taxation
Access guidance, precedents, updates and other resources on Taxation.
Top resources
The most popular resources offered by the Law Society for Taxation are listed below.
- 2023 Tax Guide chevron_right
- 2022 Tax Guide chevron_right
- 2021 Tax Guide chevron_right
- TALC chevron_right
- Taxation News chevron_right
- CAT Thresholds chevron_right
Precedents
View helpful precedents related to Taxation. Solicitors are permitted to use these documents for their own internal purposes as part of their legal practice.
- Pre-Contract VAT Enquiries (February 2014 Edition) chevron_right
Practice Notes
The Conveyancing Committee would like to draw the attention of practitioners to significant changes introduced in commercial rates legislation,…
18/12/2023
Vacant Homes Tax
Vacant Homes Tax (VHT) is not a charge on property, in contrast to Local Property Tax (LPT).
01/06/2021
eCG50 process update
A Capital Gains Tax Clearance Certificate (CG50A) must be obtained by the vendor if the consideration for a sale exceeds €500,000.00 for…
Taxation Committee
Taxation Committee
The Taxation Committee is active in making submissions to the Department of Finance and the Revenue Commissioners on tax matters. It represents the interests of solicitors on the Tax Administration Liaison Committee (TALC), which is the liaison body for solicitor tax advisors, accountants and the Revenue Commissioners.
Submissions
View submissions relevant to taxation practice.
- Consultation on a Territorial System of Taxation chevron_right
- Finance Bill 2021 chevron_right
- Finance Bill 2020 chevron_right
Taxation News
The Law Society Taxation Committee has an update for the profession on the Revenue Return Preparation Facility and ROS offline.
10/09/2024
Law Society Retirement Trust Scheme
Solicitors can still maximise their tax relief for 2023 via pension contributions.
25/06/2024
Justice and Law Reform Update – June 2024
In this month’s article, learn more about Law Society activities and meetings in areas of Business Law, Conveyancing, Enduring Power of…
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