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Hello, I am knew to this forum and I apologize in advance if I am posting in the wrong area.
We plan to return to live in Ireland next year (2018) permanently. I moved to the U.S in the 80's and since have become a citizen of both countries. We are planning to refinance a rental property that we own and use the equity (approx $150000) to help buy a house in Ireland. We want to take advantage of the favorable Euro/USD exchange rates that are available at the moment. We are wondering would there be any taxes owed either in the U.S or Ireland when we exchange the money?
 

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Thank you Gairloch for your response!
Excluding the FOREX gain, would the money from the refinance be taxed on the U.S or Irish side? I started the refinance process last week and never considered the tax implications when transferring the money to Ireland. The refinance is on hold at the moment.
 
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