If you come to Ireland, are temporarily employed here and won’t become a resident for tax purposes, then the same number of credits and reliefs to non-residents or EU nationals are available to you.
This also applies to residents of countries with double taxation agreements with Ireland. The proportion of allowances is calculated depending on your income for the tax year which is subject to Irish tax over your income from all sources. However, residents of another member state of the European Union are entitled to full personal tax credits and reliefs in respect of any tax year that 75% or more of their worldwide income is taxable in Ireland.
Pensions and other assets are taxable apart from some exceptions such as some UK pensions.
Can I make a claim upon leaving Ireland?
On leaving you should notify Revenue, as you might be entitled to a tax refund. You may do so by completing Form P50 and submitting it to your local Revenue office.
1st page of Form P50:
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