Worth applying for a tax refund?

Cosmo No 5 · 12-03-2012 08:27PM #1

Hi,

I think I am paying too much tax. Whats the best way to find out??
Do you just go to the tax office and hand in your P60 and wait?????

puzzle factory · 12-03-2012 08:30PM

yup and sign a form,youl have your money in 2 to 3 weeks

relax carry on · 12-03-2012 09:01PM

Cosmo No 5 wrote: »

Hi,

I think I am paying too much tax. Whats the best way to find out??
Do you just go to the tax office and hand in your P60 and wait?????

Why do you think that? Have you logged into your online account to see what credits you had and have currently? Do you know how to calculate what PAYE you should be paying? Dropping a P60 into your local tax office just creates another drain on stretched resources. You are looking at up to 10 week back log in some offices. If you login to your online account you can request a review for any of the last 4 years and get a balancing statement within 48 hours. If a refund is due it will issue within 5 working days automatically.

http://www.revenue.ie/en/personal/faqs/how-do-i-work-out-my-tax.html

http://www.revenue.ie/en/online/paye-anytime.html

Ally Dick · 13-03-2012 11:07PM

Register with PAYE online and ask for a balancing statement. You may get something. You may not.

dshamrock2000 · 13-03-2012 11:10PM

definatly worth it, i registered with paye.ie and the last 3 years ive gotten a nice bit of cash back, they even transfer it straight into your bank account

fishtank5 · 02-04-2012 05:55PM

so after you receive your pin what do you do ? you dont need to send in the p60s via post?

Wicklowrider · 02-04-2012 06:10PM

My wife is good at this stuff, its part of her job. She has gotten tax back for several people in the family and at work and a huge amount for her boss. She then got me a big amount from an over payment on a redundancy.

She phoned the tax office for mine and within a few minutes had it sorted and the cheque was in the post. You will be warned on the phone that you could land up with a bill if you owe them

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relax carry on · 02-04-2012 07:18PM

fishtank5 wrote: »

so after you receive your pin what do you do ? you dont need to send in the p60s via post?

You use your pin to login to the online system and then do whatever you want. Watch the videos before using it for the first time. The instructions are all there, you just have to take a minute to understand them.

http://www.revenue.ie/en/online/paye-anytime.html

Worth applying for a tax refund?

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