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Category Archives: Tax Refunds
2012 Tax changes to your Payslip
Why your net pay per payslip may change In Budget 2012, it was announced that no new changes to Income Tax would be introduced for 2012. So why has your Net Pay per your Payslip changed? Here are 8 likely reasons. 1. … Continue reading
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Tagged budget 2012, pay 2012, payslip 2012, tax 2012
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Budget 2012 – What’s rumoured
Latest Budget 2012 News Early Days yet, but already a strong message coming out as to what changes we will see in Tax and charges in 2012 from the Budget in December. Already in the Pipeline – Cuts in Budget … Continue reading
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Public Sector payslip 2011
Example impact of changes from Decembers Budget for a Teacher If you are working in the public sector, and particularly as a teacher, you will find the following video useful. It illustrates the impact on a Teachers payslip of the … Continue reading
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Tagged Public sector budget, public sector tax, teacher tax
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Trends in Tax Refunds in 2011
Who’s Claiming Tax Refunds in 2011? With all the changes in the Tax System in the last few years, you can easily lose track of what you can claim with in excess of 200 Tax Credits and Income Deductions available … Continue reading
Posted in Health Levy, Home Carers, Income Levy, Income Tax, Paye Tax, PRSI, Redundancy, Tax Refunds
Tagged 2011 tax back, 2011 tax claim, health levy, income levy, Medical Card, Redundancy
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2011 Bin tax refunds
Service Charges Tax Credit. Way back in the Budget in December 2009, it was announced that the services charges tax credit would be abolished in 2011. But there was no mention of Service Charges in the 4 year plan, which … Continue reading
Rent Relief – 2011 tax credit reduction
2011 Rent Relief Currently renting If you are currently receiving rent relief, Budget 2011 announced changes in the maximum amount of rent paid that you can get relief upon as follows: So, for a single person under 55 in 2010, … Continue reading
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Tagged rent relief, rent tax credit, rent tax refunds
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10 things you should know about your 2010 P60
Welcome to 2011! If you were working at the end of the year, you will receive a P60 from your employer soon. 2010 P60 Probably the most important and most talked about bit of post you will receive this time … Continue reading
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Tagged 2010 P60, 2010 tax refund, claim tax back 2010, P60
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P60 Example 2010
Aaaaahhhh! It’s my P60! So many numbers, so much information, I don’t understand it, I think I’ll file it away for now. If you were working at the end of the year, you should be getting a copy of P60 in the … Continue reading
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Tagged 2010 P60, 2010 tax refund, health levy, P60, P60 tax refund, prsi
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Paying Tax for the 1st Time?
You may be one of 140,000 to receive a nasty surprise in your first payslip of the new year 2011. The recent changes in tax from Budget 2011 will mean that many will see a tax charge on your payslip in January … Continue reading
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Tagged 2010 P60, 2011 tax, Tax Refunds, Universal Social Charge
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2010 Tax Refunds
Start your Tax Refund Claim Now! Best wishes to all of you in this New Year. Revenue have now updated their systems and we can now start your full Tax Refund review for 2010. Just a few helpful hints … Continue reading
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Universal Social Charge and Medical Cards
Paying more Tax in 2011? For the years 2010 and before, if you received a Medical Card, you were exempt from having to pay Income Levy and Health Levy. However, under the new Universal Social Charge which is replacing the … Continue reading
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Tagged budget 2011, health levy, income levy, Medical Card, Universal Social Charge, USC
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Budget 2011 – Tax Cuts and Levy increases
So you have checked on the Budget Calculator how you are affected by Budget 2011 – see below how some other people are affected by the changes. Single person Earning €30,0000 – Better Off! Jenny earns €30,000 a year and … Continue reading
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2006 Tax Refunds
Last Chance to Claim 2006 Tax Back If you were working in 2006 and think you may be due a tax refund, the deadline for claims to be completed is in December. Officially its the 31st December, but last year … Continue reading
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Redundancy and your Income Levy
This will be of interest to any of you out there who paid tax on a redundancy payment received in the last few years. One of the main refunds due that is not claimed for people who pay tax on … Continue reading
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mortgage interest relief for spouse
Claim extra tax relief at source benefits. So you bought a house, took out a mortgage, met a girl/boy and get married. Congrats! not only can you now receive the benefit of being taxed as a married couple, but you … Continue reading
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New Computer System identifies UK Tax Errors for 6 million People
A New computer system introduces in the UK to handle PAYE (salaried employees) tax has uncovered that the wrong tax was being charged for nearly 6 million people. In total, some £2bn was underpaid and £1.8bn overpaid. For those due refunds, … Continue reading
Married & Tax Assessment basis choice
Are you Married? It’s well worth knowing what Tax Assessment Basis is – and how this could affect your tax bill / tax refund In the year you are married, you continue to be taxed as a single person – … Continue reading
Credit Union Loans for Home improvement
Tax Relief on Home Improvement Loans Did you know you can claim tax relief on the interest paid on a loan used by you to purchase, improve, repair or develop your main residence or to pay off another loan used … Continue reading
Medical Expenses Abroad & Tax Relief
Have you been abroad for medical Treatment? Many foreign nationals working in Ireland travel back to their home EU country for any required medical treatments. And of course, medical tourism abroad for Irish people is a huge business judging by the number … Continue reading
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Looking into Medical Expenses
We all know that an apple a day keeps the doctor away but sometimes we all need some medical treatment regardless. Most people are aware that people who pay tax are entitled to offset a certain amount against doctor bills, … Continue reading
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