13 Mar 2018 10:04 AM:
Hi Finner, I would definitly recommend you get a specialist lawyer/ solicitor who deals with this... My father and distant cousin died 3 years ago, and my dads probate is still not through!! My cousin left some cash and land between 5 of us.... The irish lawyer has kept the tax on this, until i have proof of paying it in spain!! unreal! Its a mess realy... The land, although my share is under 50k, as far as i Know it still needs to be declared on 720 form, as the total land value is over 50k. (between us)
You realy do need to get a solicitor to deal with this, as esp there is land/house involved, and siblings.
You have an alowance of 100k in spain, so if your inheritence is over this then you pay tax. (in ireland its 300k!) .. I think its about 20%, but not sure.. You need to get the death cert, his will and land plan/info translated legaly, so I would get this done asap to bring to solicitors...
It probably best to lodge it in Ireland, until you have declared your inheritence,and transfer it in dribbles if you need cash or withdraw from here..( i think anything over 6 or 10k that is transfered to your account here, will be reported to main banking entity), so transfer small amounts.
When you have inheritence declared, and tax paid, I suggest you fill out 720 to declare property, and cash if its still in your Irish account... It would probably be easiest to transfer cash into yr spanish account, once inheritence is declared, so you only need to declare the irish property on 720..
hope that helps..
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Inheritance Tax on Irish assets
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