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tax relief on fees

  • 28-06-2008 1:50pm
    #1
    jakfrost
    Closed Accounts Posts: 28 ✭


    In October I'll return to full time education as an mature student and will be paying fees of around €6000 per annum. My understanding is that I can claim tax relief on the fees paid (according to revenue form it31).

    My question is, if say next year I work for the 3 months of the summer and say earn €10000 and these are my only earings for the year, then I won't have paid any tax and have nothing to claim tax relief on.

    Am i correct in this thinking? If so will revenue issue me with a cheque for 20% of the fees paid?:rolleyes: Or do I need to get someone else who will pay tax in the year to pay the fees on my behalf and claim tax relief through their own income?

    thanks


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