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Are you an expat who is confused by the Irish tax system? Maybe you are planning a move to or from Ireland and want to understand how to navigate the complex tax issues that arise? Taxbytes for Expats is the show that explains in simple terms the dos and don'ts of Irish taxes for expats.

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US tax filing for Americans in Ireland can involve annual IRS returns, foreign bank account reporting and careful coordination with Irish tax obligations.

In this episode, Stephanie Wickham speaks with US CPA Josh Katz about what Americans living ab... more

Returning to Ireland can be far more complicated than booking flights and packing boxes. In this episode of Taxbytes For Expats, Stephanie Wickham speaks with Sarah Owen from Crosscare Irish Diaspora Support Project about the emotional and practical ... more

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Returning to Ireland can look straightforward from the outside. You know the place, you may have family here, and there is often a comforting idea that moving home should be easier than moving away. As Sarah Owen explains in this episode, that is not... more

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There are some great opportunities to take, and mistakes to avoid, when making the move from or to the UK. And the best way to make the most of the move is to chat to an expert in cross-jurisdictional tax to make it easy!

In this second part of my c... more

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Recent Guests

Sarah Owen
Project leader with Crosscare Irish Diaspora Support Project
Crosscare Irish Diaspora Support Project
Episode: Returning to Ireland: What Irish Expats Need To Know
Nicola Goldsmith
UK tax advisor with cross-border expertise
UK partner network (Tax advisory)
Episode: UK Tax Residency Explained, Planning Your Exit & Avoiding Costly Mistakes with Nicola Goldsmith (Part 1)
Tom Lennon
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Episode: Life After the Move: What US Expats Need to Know About Living in Ireland with Tom Lennon (Part 2)
Andrew Rhatigan
Real estate advisor and founder of Rhatigan Real Estate
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Episode: Sale Agreed Isn’t Sold: A Better Way of Buying Property in Ireland with Andrew Rhatigan (Part 1)
Sandeep Nair
International immigration strategist at Vancis Capital
Vancis Capital
Episode: Global Mobility, Second Passports and What Citizenship by Investment Actually Means with Sandeep Nair of Vancis Capital (Part 1)
Paddy Delaney
Founder of Informed Decisions, financial advisor with independent planning focus
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Episode: Financial Advice for Expats in Ireland: Who to Trust and When You Actually Need It with Paddy Delaney (Part 1)
Michele Coleman
Expert on expat tax issues and personal experiences relocating to Ireland
Episode: Banking, Taxes, Moving Back Post-Brexit and Rebuilding Life in Ireland with Michele Coleman (Part 2)
Gráinne Convery
A relocation specialist with over a decade of experience helping individuals and families relocate to Ireland.
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Episode: Pets, Schools & the Affordability Rule: Finding your Home in Ireland with Grainne Convery (Part 1)
Rob Priestman
Business Development Manager with EBS, father of two and avid ultramarathon runner and triathlete
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Episode: Getting a Mortgage from Abroad or in Ireland as an Expat with Rob Priestman

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Stephanie Wickham
Host of the expat-focused tax show, regularly anchoring discussions on Irish tax for expats and relocation.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 23 ratings
  • Irish Ex-expat fan

    Great insight for a niche subject that is otherwise hard to find good advice on.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Niall O'Midheach
    Ireland2 years ago

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The show often features sponsor integrations that feel relevant and helpful to expats.
Guests are credible experts with useful, actionable content for relocation and tax planning.
Hosts bring real-world experiences and practical tips that listeners can apply immediately.
Clear, practical guidance that helps expats plan their move and taxes.
Great insight for a niche subject that is otherwise hard to find good advice on.

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‘Plan B’ Passports, Crypto Mobility and Where Investment Migration Is Headed with Sandeep Nair of Vancis Capital (Part 2)
Q: What is the practical timescale for moving from idea to citizenship or residency in these programs?
Timelines vary widely by program and jurisdiction, from a few months to several years, and residency requirements can be minimal or non-existent for many high-net-worth programs, with citizenship or permanent residency often taking many years depending on the country and pathway chosen.
Sale Agreed Isn’t Sold: A Better Way of Buying Property in Ireland with Andrew Rhatigan (Part 1)
Q: How do booking deposits differ from sale agreed, and why should expats care?
Booking deposits are not binding in themselves and merely show intent, while sale agreed marks a contract that moves toward binding legal obligations; expats should plan for steps like surveys and legal processes and not rely on deposit alone as confirmation of purchase.
Sale Agreed Isn’t Sold: A Better Way of Buying Property in Ireland with Andrew Rhatigan (Part 1)
Q: What does the buying process look like for someone buying in Ireland from abroad?
The host asks for a clear explanation, and the guest explains that the process starts with understanding that booking deposits signal intent, followed by sale agreed, then surveys, legal work, and finally exchange of contracts; timing and realistic expectations are crucial.
UK Tax Residency Explained, Planning Your Exit & Avoiding Costly Mistakes with Nicola Goldsmith (Part 1)
Q: What are the first or headline tax considerations for somebody leaving the UK in a given 12-month period?
The first considerations are timing and residency status, including whether you will be automatically resident or automatically non-resident, and then evaluating ties like accommodation, work, and family to determine how many days you can stay without becoming resident, plus planning how to re-base assets and manage cross-border income and gains.
Irish Home-buying for Expats: Managing Stress, Decisions and the Tyranny of 'Shoulds' with Andrew Rhatigan (Part 2)
Q: Talk me through what working with you looks like.
The process combines an initial consultation, a Property Blueprint, and ongoing support where the client shares everything—papers, worries, and preferences—so we build a tailored plan. We then price and source property based on clear criteria, while maintaining one point of contact to streamline communication and reduce external noise.

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A show focused on expats navigating Irish taxes, cross-border taxation, and relocation, with episodes covering UK/Ireland residency rules, investment migration, property purchases for newcomers, and practical steps to optimize tax and financial planning across borders. Guests include tax advisers, relocation specialists, property experts, and finance professionals who share real-world experiences, actionable guidance, and sponsor-supported tools for expats moving to or from Ireland. The format tends to blend practical how-tos with personal anecdotes, making complex Irish tax and relocation topics accessible for listeners who need step-by-step planning tips and credible references.

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1. Sarah Owen
2. Nicola Goldsmith
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7. Michele Coleman
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