We are moving home from America. Could a long house-hunting trip make us tax residents? (opens original article in a new tab)

Irish citizens living in the US considering a move back to Ireland may become tax residents if they spend over 183 days there, with additional considerations from the Ireland-US tax treaty.

• Spending over 183 days in Ireland in a tax year may make you tax-resident there.
• The 280-day rule applies if you spend over 280 days in Ireland over two consecutive tax years.
• Ireland-US tax treaty may affect tax residency status based on permanent home and economic ties.
• A rented home in Ireland could be considered a permanent home even if you retain a US home.