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Irish Probate
Property Market
Irish Mortgage Market
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Irish Property Market
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Tax Residency
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Expat Taxes

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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Moving to Ireland involves quite a bit of practical life admin that is easy to overlook before the boxes are packed.

In this episode, Stephanie Wickham speaks with Taxbytes for Expats producer Matthew Bliss about his experience moving from Australia... more

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Ordinary residency in Ireland can have important tax consequences, particularly for people planning to leave the country after several years of Irish tax residence.

In this episode, Stephanie Wickham explains how ordinary residency differs from tax ... more

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Preliminary tax in Ireland can catch expats by surprise, particularly when they file their first Irish tax return.

In this solo episode, Stephanie Wickham explains who may need to pay preliminary tax, how the payment is calculated and why cash-flow ... more

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This is a guest episode of "Ask About Wealth" where Stephanie Wickham talks about tax planning for expats with Paul Overy. To find out more, head to AskAboutWealth.ie.

Tax planning for expats in Ireland can make a significant difference before an in... more

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Recent Guests

Matthew Bliss
Podcast producer
Taxbytes for Expats
Episode: Moving to Ireland: Essential Tips from an Expat
Steph Wickham
Chartered Tax Advisor and Chartered Accountant, founder of expattaxes.ie
Expat Taxes
Episode: Tax Issues to Consider When Departing Ireland with Stephanie Wickham (Ask About Wealth podcast)
Josh Katz
US CPA and founder of Universal Tax Professionals
Universal Tax Professionals
Episode: US Tax Filing Rules for Americans Living in Ireland
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
Expact living in Ireland, guest on the podcast
Independent expat living in Ireland
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
Rhatigan Real Estate
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
Financial adviser, founder of informdecisions.ie
Inform Decisions
Episode: Financial De-Risking, Free Advice Isn’t Free and What Expats Should Watch Out For with Paddy Delaney (Part 2)

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Steph
Host of Taxbytes for Expats

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
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    Niall O'Midheach
    Ireland2 years ago

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Guests bring credible expertise across tax and real estate.
Great niche subject with practical insights for expats.
Sponsor integrations feel relevant to relocation planning.
Clear guidance on residency and cross-border taxes.
Actionable steps readers can apply to their own relocation plans.

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#7
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#96
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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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Frequently Asked Questions About Taxbytes for Expats

What is Taxbytes for Expats about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This show centers on expat tax and cross-border finances related to Ireland, with frequent focus on ordinary residency, tax planning for departures and returns, and US- and UK-Ireland cross-border issues. Episodes blend practical guidance for navigating Irish tax rules, residency considerations, and relocation logistics with guest expertise from tax advisors, real estate professionals, and diaspora-focused organizations. A standout theme is proactivity: plan ahead for residency status, cross-border filings, and property purchases, and leverage specialized advisors for multi-jurisdictional planning. The format often includes sponsor integrations and real-world scenarios, making it a practical resource for expats, investors, and anyone contem... more

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1. Matthew Bliss
2. Steph Wickham
3. Josh Katz
4. Sarah Owen
5. Nicola Goldsmith
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7. Andrew Rhatigan
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