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Capital Gains Tax in Ireland
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Verified 2026-03-28
Educational only — This information does not constitute financial, tax, or legal advice. Tax rules change annually — always verify current rates on Revenue.ie. For personalised advice, consult a qualified financial advisor.
Capital Gains Tax (CGT) is a tax on the profit you make when you sell or dispose of an asset that has increased in value. In Ireland, the CGT rate is 33%.
Key Facts
- Rate: 33% on gains
- Annual exemption: First €1,270 of gains each year is tax-free
- Filing dates: Gains from Jan–Nov are due by 15 December; gains from December are due by 31 January of the following year
How Cisti Calculates CGT
Cisti tracks your investment purchase prices and current values to estimate unrealised gains. When you sell, it calculates the actual gain after deducting allowable costs (purchase price, broker fees).
Disclaimer: This is an approximate calculation based on publicly available rates and thresholds. Your actual tax liability may differ. Always refer to Revenue.ie for official rates and consult a tax advisor for your specific circumstances.