Sold shares or crypto? We work out the CGT and file it
We calculate the gain on every disposal, apply the €1,270 annual exemption and any losses, tell you what to pay and by when, and file the return through your Revenue account.
From €249 excl. VAT · Price confirmed before we start · 100% online
When you need to deal with CGT
CGT applies when you sell, swap or give away an asset for more than it cost. These are the cases we see most.
- You sold shares, ETFs held outside an Irish fund wrapper, or vested RSUs
- You sold, swapped or spent crypto
- You sold a property that was not your main home
- You made losses you want to carry forward against future gains
Three steps, all online
- STEP 1
Send us the disposals
Broker or exchange statements are enough to start: what you sold, when, and what it cost.
- STEP 2
We calculate the gain
We match costs to sales, apply the right rate by date, the annual exemption and any losses, and show you the figures.
- STEP 3
Pay and file on time
We tell you exactly what to pay by each deadline and file the return through your Revenue account.
Start with the basics
- Your PPS number and access to Revenue myAccount or ROS
- Broker or exchange statements showing each sale and its date
- What you paid for each asset, including fees
- Any losses from earlier years you have not used
- For property: purchase and sale costs, and any periods you lived there
Two payment deadlines
Gains made from 1 January to 30 November are paid by 15 December. Gains made in December are paid by 31 January. The return itself is due by 31 October of the following year.
From €249, excl. VAT
The price depends on the number and type of disposals and is confirmed before we start. Losses we find can reduce this year's bill and future ones.
Questions we get asked
What is the CGT rate in Ireland?
31% for disposals on or after 7 October 2026, after Budget 2027 cut it from 33%. Disposals before 7 October 2026 are taxed at 33%.
How much can I gain tax-free?
The first €1,270 of gains each year is exempt per person. It cannot be transferred between spouses or carried forward.
When do I pay CGT?
For gains from 1 January to 30 November, by 15 December of the same year. For gains made in December, by 31 January of the next year. The return is due by 31 October of the year after the disposal.
Is crypto subject to CGT in Ireland?
Yes. Selling crypto for euro, swapping one coin for another or spending it is a disposal, and the gain is taxed under CGT.
How much does it cost?
From €249 excluding VAT. The final price depends on the number and type of disposals and is confirmed before any work starts.
Capital Gains Tax explained
Rates, the annual exemption, losses and the two payment deadlines, with worked examples.
Read the CGT guide →Crypto tax in Ireland
How swaps, spending and FIFO matching work for crypto disposals.
Read the crypto tax guide →Get your CGT sorted
Start online now. We confirm the price, calculate the gain and make sure you pay and file on time.
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