Comments on: Major boost for Irish investors as French leasback properties become pensionable http://www.buyingforeignproperty.com/2009/news-comment/major-boost-for-irish-investors-as-french-leasback-properties-become-pensionable/ Your Complete, Independent Guide to Foreign Property and Buying Abroad Fri, 13 Apr 2012 14:59:23 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Robert Slyne http://www.buyingforeignproperty.com/2009/news-comment/major-boost-for-irish-investors-as-french-leasback-properties-become-pensionable/comment-page-1/#comment-1470 Robert Slyne Mon, 30 May 2011 19:39:22 +0000 http://www.buyingforeignproperty.com/?p=428#comment-1470 I have just seen this article on the buyingforeignproperty.com and am very intereste dto find out if it can help my situation. I already own a P&V sale and leaseback 1 bedroom apartment in Paris (Cote Seine) - I also have a 2nd non P&V property. I have recently been caught with substantial Irish Revenue tax bills - e.g. my cash flow in France is about a negative €5k and yet I ma faced with a 2010 tax bill of a further c.€7k because the Irish Revenue do not recognise the depreciation allowance in France. Can you advise ? Can I sell and reenter as a Pension Mortgage ? Other than the French properties, I am a PAYE earner with I think a fairly maxed out company pension scheme ... Please advise. I rang about a separate query recently but this article was interesting. I have just seen this article on the buyingforeignproperty.com and am very intereste dto find out if it can help my situation. I already own a P&V sale and leaseback 1 bedroom apartment in Paris (Cote Seine) – I also have a 2nd non P&V property. I have recently been caught with substantial Irish Revenue tax bills – e.g. my cash flow in France is about a negative €5k and yet I ma faced with a 2010 tax bill of a further c.€7k because the Irish Revenue do not recognise the depreciation allowance in France. Can you advise ? Can I sell and reenter as a Pension Mortgage ? Other than the French properties, I am a PAYE earner with I think a fairly maxed out company pension scheme … Please advise. I rang about a separate query recently but this article was interesting.

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