Does anyone know how the medical coding system works in Ireland? HCPCS & CPTs were created by WHO (World Health Organization) so I know Ireland uses the same coding system as the U.S. but what companies or independent contractors assign the codes & what are the positions called? 

Thank you

Greg

I am a small business owner here in the states and would love to continue that work once we are in Ireland.  Because of the way I am immigrating, many of the “foreigners wanting to move to Ireland and start a business” details I find online don’t apply to me.

Has anyone else done this or have any guidance?  I suppose I could have him open the business, but it’s my baby, and I’d love to do it myself if possible. ☺️
I’d love to get started right away as building up a business takes time and I would like this to be my source of income, so don’t want to wait until I can finally apply for citizenship myself.

So grateful for any pointers, links, or insights from this super helpful community. ❤️

We've been trying to contact the relevant department using the email on their website as well as their phone line (which they have now declared on their website is disconnected) but to no avail. Hoping anyone that's gone through the process might be able to shed some light. We're applying based on marriage to an Irish citizen (applicant is from outside the EU).

The only clarification we need is with regards to the proof of residence (for both partners) for the previous 3 months requirement. Could something paid annually (like home insurance) be used to satisfy one of the proofs or does it have to be a bill/payment that is issued monthly? Or bi-monthly?

This is the pargraph I'm referring to:
"Copies of three different proofs of residence in the island of Ireland for both applicant
and spouse/civil partner for 3 months prior to the date of application showing date and
name and current address. Proofs include mortgage/rent agreement, household bills
(gas, electricity, phone or cable/satellite TV), bank statements, revenue, mortgage
agreement, social welfare, letter from employment, etc"

Is there an accountant (or similar expert, or website) you'd recommend to give me an advice session (possibly one-off, possibly for longer term relationship, I'd pay for it either way) on US - Ireland tax considerations for a working-in-Ireland American?  

I'm a US Citizen in a "critical skills" occupation.  My wife is too.  I'm considering pursuing some Ireland-based employment opportunities, but want to get a good picture of what I'd be in for tax-wise.  The general hypothetical scenario is I'd be working for an Irish firm on the appropriate employment-based visa for two years or more, Irish wages paid in Euros, then maybe stay (with or without original employer, maybe continue working, maybe retire early). I have 8 years til retirement give or take.  So throughout those years I'd want to know what my tax situation would be for my Irish wages and some "passive" income from US sources (mutual funds, possible sale of Pacific NW home), plus how my American 401k/IRA would be treated before and after I retire if we kept living in Ireland.

Any suggestions greatly appreciated!   For US only tax questions, I've used "justanswer.com" in the past (you pay by the question) and found they were very accurate... in this case I'd be fine working with an individual, a firm, or a web service with the right expertise. 

Thank you,

Greg