I currently have a Stamp 1G, Spouse of critical skills work permit and initially, I had Stamp 3 for one year. According to IrishImmigration website (https://www.irishimmigration.ie/registering-your-immigration-permission/information-on-registering/immigration-permission-stamps/): Renewal of the Stam...
I received the e-vetting form two weeks ago (around 7 working days ago). Filled out and posted the form the same day but I haven't received the e-vetting email yet.
If she is *employed* by the umbrella company, that is fine. This means, the umbrella company is the contractor and the umbrella company invoices her actual company for any work she has done for the actual company. It essentially means, the umbrella company is paying her salaries, not the actual com...
Reviewing my emails with the accounting company again, this is the exact reply I got from them regarding Stamp 1G and self-employment: Under the Umbrella Company Employee option all your taxes would be deducted through the PAYE system, and as an employee of the company you would not be considered to...
The PRSI Class does not directly relate to a person's immigration status. In fact, Revenue seldom talks to INIS. As long as Revenue can collect taxes, in most cases they don't really keep a close eye on a person's immigration status. PRSI Class A *usually* covers most of employees, directly employe...
My partner is on Stamp 1G (spouse of Critical Skills Work Permit) and recently has been offered a contractor position as a Software Developer at an Irish company in Dublin. This is a full-time contractor position and my partner will work with an accounting company to do the paperwork, paying tax, et...
I currently have stamp 1 (critical skills) and have a full time job and I pay tax PAYE, etc. I recently started a youtube channel and currently making a few hundreds / month which is paid directly into my irish bank account. I was wondering if this would violate the stamp 1 rules since I have some a...
i have a question about stamp 1 critical skills work permit and side projects. i have a full time job with an irish employer and pay PAYE tax in addition to that i was thinking about starting a youtube channel or accepting some projects on freelancer.com. these side projects will give me additional ...
quick question about the periodic tax investigation that you mentioned earlier: do you have any idea how it works and how far do they go back when they want to investigate that (e.g. a year, two years)? When you open a bank account anywhere in the EU, you need to provide tax and residence details. ...
Your Irish work permission does not restrict you from working for any company outside of Ireland. If you receive money from any foreign company, you're not breaking the conditions of your Irish work permission. No I don't think so. Unless you end up on the list of tax defaulters there will be no is...
No, it's not against the rules. Your Irish bank account can be used to received money from any sources, not only from your employer. Another concern is that this income can be investigated by Revenue (all banks in EU periodically report this to the local tax authorities) and this may come back to y...
i have stamp 1 critical skills work permit but i also have some additional income from the books and side projects i have had before moving to ireland i know that i cannot work for any other companies but i currently get the extra income into my irish bank account. is this against the rules of stamp...
