Three minutes to talk about popular scienceWhat are the requirements to claim Ireland's SARP tax deduction?
To be eligible for the SARP, both the employee and the employer must meet the following criteria:
Applicant'sAnnual incomeMust be€100,000 to €1,000,000Between.
Applicants must be appointed by a foreign employer to work in Ireland or employed from abroad by an Irish employer.
They should have those that are not easily accessible or in high demand in IrelandKnow-how, expertise or experience
Applicants must have or be applying for an Individual Public Service (PPS) number.
Applicants must be required to:payeTax systemEnroll.
They cannot be residents of Ireland for the 5 years preceding the application.
The employing company must:Registered and operating in Ireland
They should be engaged in activities such as ** or providing services internationally.
The employer must not have any large tax arrears or violations.
Employers must:in IrelandYesAt least 12 monthswork.
Form SARP 1A must be filed within 90 days of the employee's arrival in Ireland.
How to apply for a SARP in Ireland
The employer must apply for the SARP on behalf of the employee. The above application form (SARP 1A), along with all relevant supporting documents, should be submitted to within 90 days of the employee's arrival in IrelandIrish Revenue AuthorityCommissioner
The requirements and thresholds for SARP may change over time. Therefore, you should also consult a tax professional or visit the official Irish Revenue Authority** for the most up-to-date information before applying.
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