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(Paying Taxes in U.S & Ireland)

7 years ago
I currently have Irish and US citizenship; my wife only has US citizenship. We are considering moving to Ireland permanently. I have a question concerning taxable income. Would we be responsible for taxes in the US and Ireland? We are both retired and will not be working in Ireland. Our income is a pension, social security and annuities. Concerning social security benefits. If you live permanently outside of the US do would you lose that benefit?

Any help would be appreciated.

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