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Postgrad in primary teaching

guydub · 2009-01-20 17:03:04

just wondering if you quit a full time job in January to start an 18 month post grad in january in primary school teaching are you entitled to claim anything like tax back on fees etc . Am sure some of you boards members have done a postgrad . Thanks for any advice

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20-01-2009 6:03pm

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guydub

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just wondering if you quit a full time job in January to start an 18 month post grad in january in primary school teaching are you entitled to claim anything like tax back on fees etc . Am sure some of you boards members have done a postgrad . Thanks for any advice

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#2 22-01-2009 7:20pm
An Bradán Feasa

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I don't think you can. If you're paying the fees in 2009, you'd also have to be paying tax in 2009, to claim relief in 2010.

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#3 22-01-2009 8:40pm
guydub

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a friend of mine mentioned contacting the local council to see if your entitled to anything. just wondering do you know anything about this

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#4 24-01-2009 4:20pm
An Bradán Feasa

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If you're entitled to a grant, you may get free fees.

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