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Ireland Tax Calendar

Complete tax deadlines for digital nomads from Ireland

Official Sources & Attribution

All tax information is sourced exclusively from Irish Revenue Commissioners and other official government publications. This page contains original research and interpretation of official sources, not copied content.

Primary Sources

Revenue.ie

Official Irish tax authority website

Primary Authority
Tax Residence Determination

Official guidance on Irish tax residence rules

Residency Guidance
Self-Assessment Filing Requirements

Form 11 and filing obligations

Filing Requirements
Citizens Information Ireland

Official government information service

Government Information

Legal References

  • Taxes Consolidation Act 1997 § 819 (Tax Residence)
  • Finance Act 2010 (Domicile Levy)
  • Tax and Duty Manual Part 34 (Residence Rules)

Sources last verified: August 2, 2026

Information current as of publication date. Always verify with official sources for the most current requirements.

Tax System

residence-based taxation

Tax Year

calendar year

Currency

EUR

Nomad Tax Obligations

Filing Requirements

  • NOMust file while abroad
  • YESForeign income reporting required

Extensions

No automatic statutory extension exists. The Form 11 deadline is fixed by law at October 31. Revenue separately announces an extended Pay & File date each autumn for taxpayers who both file and pay in full through ROS (Revenue Online Service ) - this ROS date varies year to year (e.g. 19 November 2025, 18 November 2026) and only applies if both filing and payment are completed via ROS , so check revenue.ie each year rather than assuming a fixed date

Regional Tax Considerations

  • Northern Ireland: Different jurisdiction with UK tax rules
  • No regional variations within Republic of Ireland for income tax

Special Considerations

  • Non-domiciled residents can elect remittance basis for foreign income
  • Split-year treatment available for employment income when becoming resident
  • Double taxation agreements with 78 countries provide relief (75 currently in effect)
  • Universal Social Charge (USC) applies to most income above €13,000
  • PRSI (social insurance) contributions required for certain income types
  • Relevant Tax on Share Options (RTSO): for options exercised before 1 January 2024, RTSO must be paid within 30 days of exercise (Form RTSO1) - a floating deadline tied to the exercise date, not a fixed calendar date. For options exercised from 1 January 2024 onward, employers generally operate RTSO through real-time payroll reporting instead of individual self-payment
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Tax Deadlines

Data reviewed August 2026

All deadlines for ,Ireland, taxpayers abroad. Dates shown account for automatic extensions where applicable.

Group by:
and PRSI for the current tax year, due 31 October within that same tax year

return, due 31 October in the year following the tax year to which the return relates (e.g. the 2025 tax year return is due 31 October 2026)

and PRSI for the current tax year, due 31 October within that same tax year

return, due 31 October in the year following the tax year to which the return relates (e.g. the 2025 tax year return is due 31 October 2026)

and PRSI for the current tax year, due 31 October within that same tax year

return, due 31 October in the year following the tax year to which the return relates (e.g. the 2025 tax year return is due 31 October 2026)

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References

All information on this page is sourced from official government publications and legal statutes. Numbers in square brackets [1] throughout the page correspond to these references.

1
Government GuidanceAccessed: August 2025
2
Government GuidanceAccessed: August 2025
3
Government GuidanceAccessed: August 2025
4
Legal StatuteAccessed: August 2025

Disclaimer: This information is provided for educational purposes only and represents our interpretation of official sources. Always consult the original government publications and seek professional tax advice for your specific situation.

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