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Has anyone ever sold real estate in another country(more specifically Ireland) while living here in the U.S.? |
My family and I have a home in Ireland that we want to sell. We are american citizens, and the house is under my mom's name. She has her own home here, and she is also an american citizen(born and raised in the USA). What sorts of taxes/capital gains/fees/ etc are we looking at paying once we sell? Do we contact an international real estate lawer/international accountant/ or both? any other tips would be great too!! Try this website www.imagehomes.co.uk. They are free and a great way to begin with before you engage any estate agents. |
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