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Claim back tax for 2009 PAYE , what form?

eirmail · 2010-01-27 11:01:40

My girlfriend was working till June then she got a permanent job again in December. I think she overpaid tax for 2009 . What form should she fill out?

27-01-2010 11:01am

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eirmail

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My girlfriend was working till June then she got a permanent job again in December. I think she overpaid tax for 2009 . What form should she fill out?

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#2 27-01-2010 11:19am

billythefish1

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A Form 12 from www.revenue.ie. Do a search on "form 12 2009".

Another thing she could do is ring her local PAYE section and ask them for a balancing statement. If she has overpaid tax, she will get a refund from that. Although, if there's anything else she wants to claim for e.g. bin tags or medical expenses, she would be as well to complete the tax return.

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#3 28-01-2010 6:52pm

tkane

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The easiest way to get an overpayment refunded in this scenario without claiming additional tax credits is to request a P21 balancing statement. They may need the request in writing.

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