Dublin rents dip, tax headaches for remote workers
Dublin rents dip, tax headaches for remote workers

Dublin rents dip, tax headaches for remote workers

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43 min
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On this week's podcast we look at how Covid-19 has created a series of complications for the many companies based in Ireland with large numbers of employees from other countries. What are the tax implications for foreign workers employed here who, having been sent home from the office, decided to return to their home countries temporarily? Ciaran asks reporter Colm Keena and Daryl Hanberry, tax partner with Deloitte. Plus: Trinity College Dublin economist Ronan Lyons on his recent report for property website Daft that shows residential rents in Dublin have dipped by 3% in the past year while continuing to rise elsewhere. Ronan explains what is behind these trends and what lies ahead for our dysfunctional housing market. This podcast is sponsored by Davy.<img src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/IrishTimesBusiness/~4/LXnCbIqyfBc" height="1" width="1" alt=""/>

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