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Capital Acquisitions Tax and Capital Gains Tax

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Capital Acquisitions Tax and Capital Gains Tax

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Capital Acquisitions Tax comprises Gift Tax, Inheritance Tax and Discretionary Trust Tax. Gift tax is charged on taxable gifts taken (other than on a death) on or after 28 February, 1974 and Inheritance Tax is charged on taxable inheritances taken (on a death) on or after 1 April, 1975. A once-off Inheritance Tax applies to property subject to a discretionary trust on 25 January, 1984, or becoming subject to a discretionary trust on or after that date.
CAPITAL GAINS TAX :
Capital Gains Tax (CGT) is chargeable on gains arising on the disposal of assets, other than that part of a gain which arose in the period prior to 6 April 1974. Any form of property (other than Irish currency) including an interest in property (as, for example, a lease) is an asset for CGT purposes

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The tax on cigarettes was increased by 50c. Which would bring some packs of cigarettes up to €11 per pack.This tax would be introduced in Britain.

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Decreased USC  in Budget 2017

The USC (Universal Social Charge) has been cut  in Budget 2017– and one of the band limits has been raised slightly to keep minimum wage workers out of that band. (18,668 increased to 18,772)

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Welfare and Pensions  :
We expect  increases in Budget 2017 to the following :
Disability Benefit
Disability Allowance,
Carer’s Benefit and Allowance,
Jobseekers Allowance
Blind Person’s Pension and possibly Widows Pension too.
A €5 increase to the One Parent Family Payment and the Back to Education Allowance is also expected.
Usually – any increases would kick in from January – but this year the increases might not take effect until April or even later in 2017.

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An increase in third level fees and the introduction of a student loan scheme has been a possibility for a few years – and we think Budget 2017 might see some changes announced  in that area.
http://www.moneyguideireland.com/budget-2017-expect.html

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This is a link to a video about the Budget 2017

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This is a link to a video about the Budget 2017

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YwbUPy-4cpo

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All social welfare recipients will receive a €5 increase per week from March next year while first-time buyers have been given a tax rebate scheme as part of the €1.3 billion package of measures announced in Budget 2017 this afternoon.This is a link to the website I used for this information
http://www.irishtimes.com/business/budget-2017/budget-2017-usc-rates-cut-social-welfare-up-by-5-per-week-and-help-to-buy-plan-for-first-time-buyers-1.2825024

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This video shows a story about taxes

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The Progressive Income Tax: A Tale of Three Brothers | 5 Minute Video

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http://www.citizensinformation.ie/en/

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is your gross pay -deductions and that gives you Net Pay

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Is a slip with information like basic pay,gross pay and net pay + all the deductions like health,insurance,pension, usc,paye and prsi.

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These are voluntary deductions eg union fees, pension, health insurance VHI

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39 hours x 10 = 390

Overtime is when you work extra hours and you get more money per hour overtime

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Are deductions that must be payed from employees wages. eg PAYE, PRSI, USC.

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PAYE - Pay as you earn
PRSI -Pay related social insurance
CGT -Capital gains tax
DIRT -Deposit interest retention tax
CAT -Capital acquisitions tax