Tax Solicitors in Ireland
Integrated legal and tax advice for individuals, families and businesses across every aspect of Irish tax law. From personal tax planning and business structuring to Revenue investigations and estate succession — we provide solicitor-led tax advice with fixed fees and direct access.
Your consultation will answer:
- "Am I paying too much tax — and what reliefs and exemptions am I actually entitled to?"
- "I am buying or selling a business — what are the tax implications and what can I do to improve my position?"
- "Revenue has been in contact — what does it mean and do I need a solicitor involved?"
- "How do I pass on my estate or family business to the next generation as tax efficiently as possible?"
Tax Services
Select the service most relevant to your situation for detailed information and the specific advice we provide.
Personal Tax
Income tax, CGT, CAT, rental income, foreign income, residence and domicile — practical solicitor-led advice for individuals and families on every aspect of their personal tax position.
Business & Corporate Tax
Corporation tax, company structuring, holding companies, dividend extraction, R&D credits, international tax and VAT — tax advice for businesses at every stage of their growth
Tax Compliance & Returns
Form 11, CT1, VAT returns, employer PAYE, non-resident returns and missed prior years — we manage the full filing process for individuals and businesses, accurately and on time.
Buying or Selling a Business
Share sales, asset sales, Entrepreneur Relief, Retirement Relief, tax due diligence and deal structuring — integrated legal and tax advice for business transactions from heads of terms to completion.
Property Tax
Stamp duty, CGT on disposals, VAT on commercial property, investment property structures and development land — tax advice for every property transaction and investment decision.
Estate & Succession Tax Planning
CAT planning, Business Relief, Agricultural Relief, lifetime gifts and trust planning — helping families protect their wealth and transfer it to the next generation as tax efficiently as possible.
Revenue Investigations & Disputes
Revenue audits, compliance interventions, voluntary disclosures, tax appeals and Revenue correspondence — strategic, solicitor-led representation at every stage of a Revenue matter.
Why Choose Wayfound
What makes us different — across every practice area.
Solicitor and Tax Adviser
Tamoor is both — meaning legal and tax advice in one engagement, with legal professional privilege from the outset.
Practical, Usable Advice
Tax advice that is technically correct and commercially usable — focused on what you can do, not just what the law says.
Direct Access Throughout
You deal with Tamoor directly at every stage — not a junior or a support team.
Transparent Fixed Fees
Fixed-fee pricing agreed before work begins — no billing surprises when the matter closes.
Meet Your Solicitor
Tamoor Barlas
Solicitor
I am a solicitor based in Dublin 15. Alongside my commercial and property practice, I advise executors, administrators and families through the probate and estate administration process — handling the legal and tax work from start to finish.
Probate matters are different from commercial work. The people I advise are often dealing with grief at the same time as navigating legal obligations they have never encountered before. I take that seriously — which means plain English, clear fees, and a process that moves at a pace that works for the family.
Because I practise as both a solicitor and a tax, I can advise on the legal and tax dimensions of an estate in one engagement. That means no duplication, no gap between the legal advice and the tax advice, and a single fixed fee that covers both.
“My job is to take the legal and tax complexity off your hands — so you can focus on your family, not the paperwork.”
Frequently Asked Questions
A solicitor is a qualified legal professional regulated by the Law Society of Ireland. A tax is a specialist in tax law and planning — but is not necessarily legally qualified and does not have legal professional privilege (the protection that prevents Revenue accessing your communications with your adviser). Tamoor is both — a solicitor and a tax — which means you get the tax expertise of a specialist combined with the legal protection of a solicitor. When your tax matter has legal dimensions, both are handled in one engagement.
Legal professional privilege is the protection that prevents Revenue (or any other authority) from accessing the communications between you and your solicitor. If you seek tax advice from an accountant or a non-solicitor tax, those communications are not privileged — Revenue can, in certain circumstances, require the adviser to disclose them. Advice sought from a solicitor is privileged and cannot be accessed. This matters most in the context of Revenue investigations, tax planning and restructuring — where the substance of the advice may be relevant to Revenue’s assessment.
Before — always. Tax advice has the most value before a transaction is structured and signed, when the structure can still be changed. Once a transaction is agreed and completed, the tax consequences are largely fixed. Whether you are selling a business, making a gift, disposing of property or restructuring a company, getting tax advice at the planning stage — before heads of terms or contracts are agreed — is the most commercially valuable thing you can do.
Before — always. Tax advice has the most value before a transaction is structured and signed, when the structure can still be changed. Once a transaction is agreed and completed, the tax consequences are largely fixed. Whether you are selling a business, making a gift, disposing of property or restructuring a company, getting tax advice at the planning stage — before heads of terms or contracts are agreed — is the most commercially valuable thing you can do.
At the outset of every engagement, we agree a fixed fee for the work to be done — whether that is preparing a tax return, advising on a transaction, managing a Revenue matter or providing an opinion on a specific issue. You know exactly what the advice will cost before any work begins. We do not charge by the hour for advisory work — which means you are not penalised for asking questions or for a matter taking longer than expected.
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