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TAX BREAKS

Illustration of tax breaks for investors at Battery Court

BATTERY COURT - OWNER OCCUPIERS - FIRST TIME BUYERS

CALCULATOR FOR TAX RELIEF AND AFFORDABILITY

House Price

€350,000

Stamp duty (Battery Court qualifies for full relief)

€0

Mortgage

€250,000

Personal savings

€100,000

Monthly mortgage repayment

€1,251.56

Tax relief at source on mortgage interest

€133.33

Rural renewal tax allowance

€551.25

Net monthly cost to you

€566.98

Battery Court qualifying expenditure for tax relief

90% of purchase price

The illustration is based on a couple with sufficient income at the 42% tax rate to absorb the rural renewal allowances taking out a 25 year mortgage at a variable interest rate of 3.5%

Example assumes house construction complete by 31 December 2006.

BATTERY COURT - OWNER OCCUPIERS (NOT FIRST TIME BUYERS)

CALCULATOR FOR TAX RELIEF AND AFFORDABILITY

House Price

€350,000

Stamp duty (Battery Court qualifies for full relief)

€0

Mortgage

€250,000

Personal savings

€100,000

Monthly mortgage repayment

€1,251.56

Tax relief at source on mortgage interest

€133.33

Rural renewal tax allowance

€551.25

Net monthly cost to you

€566.98

Battery Court qualifying expenditure for tax relief

90% of purchase price

The illustration is based on a couple with sufficient income at the 42% tax rate to absorb the rural renewal allowances taking out a 25 year mortgage at a variable interest rate of 3.5%

Example assumes house construction complete by 31 December 2006.

BATTERY COURT - INVESTORS

CALCULATOR FOR TAX RELIEF AND AFFORDABILITY

House Price

€350,000

Rural renewal tax allowance

€315,900

Tax Saving for Top Rate Taxpayers

€148,050

Battery Court qualifying expenditure for tax relief

90% of purchase price

The Rural Renewal allowances can be used to shelter rental income from this property and all other Irish rental income from any source - houses, apartments, commercial buildings, land etc.

The allowances are granted in full in the first year in which the property is let. A landlord with sufficient Irish rental income can therefore avail of the full tax savings immediately. Others can carry forward allowances and use in future years. There is no time limit within which the allowances must be used.

Example assumes house construction complete by 31 December 2006.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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