Ireland
Individual - Foreign tax relief and tax treaties
Last reviewed - 28 June 2022Foreign tax relief
An individual treated as a resident of another country for tax purposes may qualify for a measure of relief or exemption from Irish tax under a DTT between Ireland and the other country.
Tax treaties
The countries with which Ireland currently has DTTs include the following:
Albania | Greece | Norway Zambia |
Armenia | Hong Kong | Pakistan |
Australia | Hungary | Panama |
Austria | Iceland | Poland |
Bahrain | India | Portugal |
Belarus | Israel | Qatar |
Belgium | Italy | Romania |
Bosnia and Herzegovina | Japan | Russia |
Botswana |
Kazakhstan |
Saudi Arabia |
Bulgaria |
Kenya |
Serbia |
Canada |
Korea |
Singapore |
Chile |
Republic of Kosova |
Slovak Republic |
China | Kuwait | Slovenia |
Croatia | Latvia | South Africa |
Cyprus | Lithuania | Spain |
Czech Republic | Luxembourg | Sweden |
Denmark | Macedonia | Switzerland |
Egypt | Malaysia | Thailand |
Estonia | Malta | Turkey |
Ethiopia | Mexico | Ukraine |
Finland | Moldova | United Arab Emirates |
France | Montenegro | United Kingdom |
Georgia | Morocco | Unites States |
Germany | Netherlands | Uzbekistan |
Ghana (1) | New Zealand | Vietnam |
Notes
- Treaty signed, but not yet in effect.
Negotiations have concluded for new DTTs with:
- Oman, and
- Uruguay.