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part time student

LundiMardi · 2006-01-23 23:30:49

Hi all, Just a quick couple of questions, i will be starting a part time course in the DBS next month. The fee is 1800 euro, i'm just interested to hear if i'm entitled to any tax back or any form of grant that would lessen the degree of that fee, as i'm not really made of money at the moment:). Thanks, Dan

23-01-2006 11:30pm

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LundiMardi

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Hi all,

Just a quick couple of questions, i will be starting a part time course in the DBS next month. The fee is 1800 euro, i'm just interested to hear if i'm entitled to any tax back or any form of grant that would lessen the degree of that fee, as i'm not really made of money at the moment:).

Thanks,
Dan

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#2 27-01-2006 7:13pm

Tom Dunne

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Yes, if the course is oficially recognised by the Revenue Commissioners, you will be entitled to some refund. AFAIR, any degree course of more than two years in duration is covered.

Don't quote me on that, but check out revenue.ie.

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#3 27-01-2006 7:52pm

LundiMardi

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it's a one year diploma..??

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