P21 Tax Form

dubhdara3

Hi

I'm considering apply for a grant for education (I seriously doubt that I'll get it, but it can't help to try). So I've been working in the North for the past couple of years, while living in the South, which means I've been paying UK Tax.
And as I mentioned I'm attempting to apply for a Irish Grant to return to education, I've got all my forms the only thing I'm missing is the P21, I know since I've been working in the UK, I need to send their version of the P21, but does anyone know what it's called...because I've been searching and I have no idea.

Thanks

misspiggy40

Hi. All the rest of the P Forms (p45.35,50 etc) are the same as ours so I would have assumed that the P21 also was the same. However, I cannot see it on the HMRC website. Still pretty sure it would be the same though.

finnezzia

I rang the Jobs and Benefits office today and they'd never heard of a P21 and didn't know what it was when I described it (I need one too). They told me to ring the Inland Revenue but I was out of credit. I'm gonna go in to Revenue tomorrow hope they know.

blackswan

I need one of those too for the same reason, but the last place I work was in Germany...anyone know they're equivalent?

finnezzia

Well... Revenue both north and south dont know what it is and my dad's accountants don't know either so I'm just gonna take a chance and send off my p60 and p45 and hope that it's enough.

carbsy

A P21 is a balancing statement, folks.Just log into www.revenue.ie and request one.You'll have it online the next day in PDF format and can print it off.I can verify this as I've just got mine for various years, 2008, 2007 etc.

carbsy

finnezzia wrote: »

Well... Revenue both north and south dont know what it is and my dad's accountants don't know either so I'm just gonna take a chance and send off my p60 and p45 and hope that it's enough.

Some accountant!

Legend100

the OP is looking for the English equivalent to the P21 not the Irish P21

carbsy

Legend100 wrote: »

the OP is looking for the English equivalent to the P21 not the Irish P21

And I told them it's called :rolleyes: a balancing statement, and that's what they should be looking for.They had no wording for it, only P21.I just added the Irish part to help other people as it's related.

Ticktactoe

It seems that you are looking for an 'Annual review notice' or 'Annual renewal pack' which contains the Annual review notice'.

The following link maybe of some help
http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/taxcredits/keep-up-to-date/renew-claim/help-renew.htm

Ticktactoe

carbsy wrote: »

Some accountant!

And some Tax official (south) if they didn't know what a P21 was!