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Tuition fees

Ruatha · 2004-07-04 22:55:48

Hi guys, I'm about to start a second degree at UCD this September. As I already have a degree, I'm not entitled to free fees:( However I think I can get tax relief on what I do have to pay:) Does anyone have any idea how much I am entitled to get back? Cheers, Ciara

04-07-2004 10:55pm

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Ruatha

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Hi guys,

I'm about to start a second degree at UCD this September. As I already have a degree, I'm not entitled to free fees:( However I think I can get tax relief on what I do have to pay:) Does anyone have any idea how much I am entitled to get back?

Cheers,

Ciara

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#2 08-07-2004 10:48pm

Moonbeam

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Normally tax relief at the lower rate not sure if it is the same for full time courses but thats how it is for evening courses.

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#3 11-07-2004 11:38am

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Heres some info

http://www.oasis.gov.ie/education/third_level_education/tax_relief_third_level_fees.html?PHPSESSID=117c9097499c692592b86d3402555dc7

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#4 13-07-2004 7:03am

Ruatha

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thanks for that guys

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#5 20-07-2004 10:36am

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Will your new degree be "undergraduate" or "postgraduate" for the purposes of tax relief?
Those are the terms used on revenue.ie

(I only had a quick glance, maybe there is more)

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