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Tax back on PPC fees

WhiteWalls · 2014-05-31 10:04:44

Is it true that if I was to get a training contract would my firm get 50% of the fee back in tax? Surely they would give this sum back to me that they receive? I'll only be on the minimum wage during my time

31-05-2014 11:04am

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WhiteWalls

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Is it true that if I was to get a training contract would my firm get 50% of the fee back in tax? Surely they would give this sum back to me that they receive? I'll only be on the minimum wage during my time

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#2 31-05-2014 12:43pm

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I wouldn't think so.

First, I'm no tax expert, but I think that people who do qualifying educational courses can avail of something like 20% tax back. I think that it may be something like that but I'm unsure of the specifics. Have a look at the Revenue website. Also, maybe try the taxation forum.

Secondly, (again, I could be wrong) but I think that the student may be the person who is entitled to claim the tax back.

Definitely try the guys in the taxation forum. Maybe they will say that where the firm pays the fees for PPC1 or whatever (if that is the position), that they can get a full tax write off.

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