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grinds

josvill2010 · 2011-09-22 17:22:05

if you have a normal 8-5 job but in the evennings you give some grinds, do you pay 41% or 12.5% on that additional income? Is that what the form 12 is for? Thanks j

22-09-2011 5:22pm

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josvill2010

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if you have a normal 8-5 job but in the evennings you give some grinds, do you pay 41% or 12.5% on that additional income?
Is that what the form 12 is for?

Thanks
j

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#2 23-09-2011 12:24pm

kennyb3

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Would be 20% paye (+usc etc) if you havent exceeded the standard rate band, 41%+others if you have.

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#3 27-09-2011 2:07pm

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You would pay 20% (+ prsi and levies) if you wage + grinds income was less than your standard band (€32,800 for single person in 2011). Once your income went over this it would be 41% (+ pris and levies).

You would need to file a Form 12 where the extra income would be declared and your tax liability would be calculated.

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