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Tá an chuid seo den suíomh idirlín ar fáil i mBéarla amháin i láthair na huaire.
Non-resident applicants who are registered for Irish tax must apply through the electronic Tax Clearance (eTC) system. You can do this through:
Non-resident applicants cannot apply through the eTC if they:
Note
You may have to register for Irish tax before applying. You can check your requirement by calling our registrations unit on 00 353 1 738 3630.
If you do not have to register for Irish tax, complete a Form TC1 and send it to nonrestaxclearance@revenue.ie.
Non-resident applicants applying for an excise licence renewal may be registered for Income Tax only.
A bookmaker who does not have an office in the State, but has a stand on a racecourse. The bookmarker's stand is considered their place of business. Therefore, they must register for Income Tax.
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