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Confused about emergency tax

  • 09-01-2011 2:41pm
    #1
    nowimtalkin
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 25 ✭


    I started a new job about 8 weeks ago and for the first week paid emergency tax until I got my situation sorted with the tax office.
    On my payslip every week since then, this amount of emergency tax I paid was on a column to the right of the page, under tax and deductions balance.
    I asked the manager how I could go about claiming this tax back and was told that it would come back automatically in my paycheck, and possibly in installments.
    However, in my first payslip of the new year, this emergency tax balance is now nowhere to be seen. What do I do now??


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  • #2
    wench
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,663 ✭✭✭wench


    nowimtalkin wrote: »
    However, in my first payslip of the new year, this emergency tax balance is now nowhere to be seen. What do I do now??
    In a couple of weeks you should get your P60 for 2010.
    Then you can ask Revenue for a P21 balancing statement, and they will refund you any tax overpaid.


  • #3
    havana
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 754 ✭✭✭havana


    If you have your December payslip you can apply for a p21 balancing statement now which will work out any tax back due to you from 2010. You will need the final taxable pay for 2010 and tax paid figures from the payslip. Be sure to give them the taxable pay figure and not gross pay.

    Edit. Actually this may not work as you are not long in the job so will not factor in pay for previous employment in 2010- if any. . You'll probably have to wait for you p60 as previous poster said. Sorry!


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