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Married Couple-One Income
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20-02-2010 4:45pm#1Hi,I have a full time job but my husband is unemployed & not entitled to any social welfare benefit of any kind as he has not ever paid tax here in Ireland on the live register as of yet...So that cancels that one out. As my income is our own source of any income, does anyone know of anything which maybe of some help to us. Either to get some benefit of some kind, or for tax relief etc...We would really appreciate any help or suggestions, thanks in advance...
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EmerBaggott wrote: »Hi,I have a full time job but my husband is unemployed & not entitled to any social welfare benefit of any kind as he has not ever paid tax here in Ireland on the live register as of yet...So that cancels that one out. As my income is our own source of any income, does anyone know of anything which maybe of some help to us. Either to get some benefit of some kind, or for tax relief etc...We would really appreciate any help or suggestions, thanks in advance...
If you have not already do some, i might be handy to be jointly asses for tax, it basically means you take all his tax credits.0 -
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