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Tax back on home repairs?

  • 02-10-2009 6:56pm
    #1
    hayser
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 394 ✭✭


    I recently heard that tax payers are entitled to tax / money back on loans from credit unions if the loan was for a loan for house repairs. I was wondering can anyone tell me where to download the form to apply for this? I was on the Revenue website and couldn't find any details on it. Also is it only for people who have a mortage as I finished paying mine a few years ago? Thanks in advance :)

    Just to add a very kind person on askaboutmoney.com has helped me out and sent on the relevant information. The application form for this is very difficult to find so please PM if you would like me to forward it on. You don't have to have a current mortage to qualify and you can claim back 4 years. It's called an IT60 (Mortage Interest Relief form) if anyone wants to ring up their local Revenue office about it.


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  • #2
    irishwarrior
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 43 ✭irishwarrior


    hayser wrote: »
    I recently heard that tax payers are entitled to tax / money back on loans from credit unions if the loan was for a loan for house repairs. I was wondering can anyone tell me where to download the form to apply for this? I was on the Revenue website and couldn't find any details on it. Also is it only for people who have a mortage as I finished paying mine a few years ago? Thanks in advance :)

    Just to add a very kind person on askaboutmoney.com has helped me out and sent on the relevant information. The application form for this is very difficult to find so please PM if you would like me to forward it on. You don't have to have a current mortage to qualify and you can claim back 4 years. It's called an IT60 (Mortage Interest Relief form) if anyone wants to ring up their local Revenue office about it.
    Hi can you please email me a copy of this form if you get a chance, have tried absolutely everywhere and can't find it, thanks.. Irishmuscleclub@gmail.com


  • #3
    relax carry on
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 4,113 ✭✭✭relax carry on


    irishwarrior wrote: »
    hayser wrote: »
    I recently heard that tax payers are entitled to tax / money back on loans from credit unions if the loan was for a loan for house repairs. I was wondering can anyone tell me where to download the form to apply for this? I was on the Revenue website and couldn't find any details on it. Also is it only for people who have a mortage as I finished paying mine a few years ago? Thanks in advance :)

    Just to add a very kind person on askaboutmoney.com has helped me out and sent on the relevant information. The application form for this is very difficult to find so please PM if you would like me to forward it on. You don't have to have a current mortage to qualify and you can claim back 4 years. It's called an IT60 (Mortage Interest Relief form) if anyone wants to ring up their local Revenue office about it.
    Hi can you please email me a copy of this form if you get a chance, have tried absolutely everywhere and can't find it, thanks.. Irishmuscleclub@gmail.com

    Pretty sure that the IT60 no longer exists. The links below will assist you but its normally just a letter to your local Revenue office with your interest cert.

    http://www.revenue.ie/en/tax/it/reliefs/interest-relief-home-loans.html

    http://www.revenue.ie/en/tax/it/tax-chart.html

    Please note your interest cert from your bank must state the purpose of the loan.


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