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2 jobs????

koolkat · 2006-02-17 21:16:14

If I have 2 jobs do my employers have to know about each other? How does it work when I go to pay tax and prsi?

17-02-2006 9:16pm

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koolkat

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If I have 2 jobs do my employers have to know about each other? How does it work when I go to pay tax and prsi?

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#2 17-02-2006 9:22pm

odarallo

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As long as you are working legaly there should be no issue.
The two employers do not need to know about each other unless they are coenciding with the hours you are working with another.

You should provide a pps number and a p45 to your employer, they will then sent that to the tax office who then put u down for working for that company. What is the standard amount of hours u work a week?

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#3 18-02-2006 1:04pm

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but presumably from what you say above it's not possible to be registered in two employers simultaneously?

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#4 18-02-2006 4:37pm

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You can be registered with multiple employers, no problems at all.

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#5 19-02-2006 2:31pm

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Get you tax credits split between both employers or give more tax credits to the emplyer who pays you the most ok

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