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Income Tax form for 2009 never received

  • 03-04-2011 3:13pm
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    Eric Cartman
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    I submitted my form 11 for 2009 back at the start of october, hadnt heard a word since , then I made a VAT claim in january and now its delayed until the return is submitted, i did send it off as to why it never got there is beyond me. Can i submit it again online without being penalised or fined etc..


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  • #2
    kennyb3
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 6,724 ✭✭✭kennyb3


    Eric Cartman wrote: »
    I submitted my form 11 for 2009 back at the start of october, hadnt heard a word since , then I made a VAT claim in january and now its delayed until the return is submitted, i did send it off as to why it never got there is beyond me. Can i submit it again online without being penalised or fined etc..
    Did you not think it was weird that you got no notice of assessement and or a deman for repayment/a refund (whichever due).

    If you are on ROS (as suggested by you saying about online) you should have checked it.

    Unfortunately unless it was registered post and you have a receipt revenue wont accept this explanation. You ll be surcharged 10% as its over 2 months late assuming you ve a liability. You may also be charged interest but its unlikely as Revenue dont seem to really be doing this.

    If you are due a refund pre prelim tax you ve no worries.


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