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That Guy 901 · 2006-07-04 16:53:50

I would like to know if this could be correct or not. It said that I am due a refund of €1034 for 2005 only. It said also that it will cost me €154.8 to process it. This all sounds a bit fishy to me. Just say I get nothing in return and I still have to pay that processing fee? Im not sure how this works. And worse case…

04-07-2006 4:53pm

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That Guy 901

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I would like to know if this could be correct or not. It said that I am due a refund of €1034 for 2005 only. It said also that it will cost me €154.8 to process it. This all sounds a bit fishy to me. Just say I get nothing in return and I still have to pay that processing fee? Im not sure how this works. And worse case scenario I OWE the government money, then Im realy fúcked! Please advise me. Thanks.

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#2 04-07-2006 5:02pm

irishguy

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No you only pay if the fee if you have money due. Why dont you just claim the tax back yourself and save the €154.8?

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#3 04-07-2006 5:05pm

That Guy 901

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irishguy wrote:

No you only pay if the fee if you have money due. Why dont you just claim the tax back yourself and save the €154.8?

And how would I go about this? Thanks for the reply.

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#4 04-07-2006 5:10pm

juddd

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Go to this post and have a read of all the people who have gotten money back without going to that rip-off website, you can do it yourself, this is your money and it is easily claimed back taxrefund.ie is a waste of time and money, either send off an email or go into your local tax office and sort it out FOR FREE.

http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2054891655

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#5 04-07-2006 5:10pm

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If you are doing it in Ireland just go into the tax office with all your details P60/P45 etc and they wll do it for you. Its very simple, if its outside Ireland its a bit trickier

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#6 04-07-2006 9:10pm

That Guy 901

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Thanks for the reply's. I live in Ireland so I will send a letter to my local tax office. And after reading the mentioned thread, I know not to send the original P60.

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