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Claiming Mortgage Interest Relief

BOOKWORM.1 · 2009-11-24 18:41:33

Does anyone know the requirements / stages for claiming mortgage interest relief? How long does the process take? Thanks guys.

24-11-2009 6:41pm

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BOOKWORM.1

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Does anyone know the requirements / stages for claiming mortgage interest relief?

How long does the process take?

Thanks guys.

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#2 24-11-2009 6:42pm

testicle

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It's deducted at source I thought? i.e. the bank looks after it.

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#3 24-11-2009 8:20pm

BankMan

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https://www.revenue.ie/trs/details.jsp

You'll need your mortgage a/c number, sort code, PPS number etc. Takes 4-6 weeks usually.

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#4 25-11-2009 4:48pm

crossmolinalad

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BankMan wrote: »

https://www.revenue.ie/trs/details.jsp

You'll need your mortgage a/c number, sort code, PPS number etc. Takes 4-6 weeks usually.

i wish it was true
im waiting for 6 months now
everytime i calling them they say were paying out i 4 to 6 weeks
hear that for 6 mnds now

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#5 25-11-2009 5:10pm

BOOKWORM.1

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Six months is a long time to wait.

One of us is unemployed - would that cause any problems?

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#6 25-11-2009 11:07pm

unclebill98

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Do it online for much faster results.

AIB where notified within 24hrs an relief took effect for next payment.

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