Personal tax advice for individuals and families.
We advise high-net-worth individuals, senior executives and family offices on the personal tax issues that matter most.
Personal tax planning is most valuable at moments of change: moving to or from Ireland, selling a business, receiving or passing on wealth, or restructuring how you hold investments.
Our chartered tax advisers look at the whole picture, including your company, your family and any other countries involved, so that one decision does not create a problem elsewhere.
What we advise on
- Non-domiciled individuals and the Irish non-dom regime
- Succession planning and passing wealth to the next generation
- Investment structuring: equity, property, venture capital and passive investment
- Tax-efficient cash extraction from companies
- Relocation abroad, including non-residency planning
- Tax residency, international structures and double tax treaties
Who this is for
- High-net-worth individuals and families
- Senior executives and business owners
- People moving to or leaving Ireland
What does non-domiciled mean for Irish tax?
Domicile is a legal concept separate from residence. For some non-domiciled individuals living in Ireland, certain foreign income and gains are taxed differently, but the rules are technical and depend on your circumstances.
How do I take cash out of my company tax-efficiently?
There are several routes, such as salary, dividends, pension contributions and, on a sale or wind-up, capital routes. The best mix depends on your position, and we advise on it as part of your overall plan.
I am moving abroad. What do I need to consider?
Tax residency, the treatment of your Irish assets and income, and any double tax treaty. We advise before you move, because some consequences cannot be undone afterwards.
Can you work with my existing accountant?
Yes. Many clients keep their accountant for day-to-day compliance and bring us in for specialist advice.
This page is general information and is not advice. Speak to an advisor about your circumstances before acting.
