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Yet another tax refund question

antlyn · 2012-10-17 10:49:38

Hey all, Recently moved to the UK and was wondering if I can claim a tax refund on the tax I've paid in Ireland this year or my Uk tax so far? How do I go about either of these? Thank you, any help is much appreciated.

17-10-2012 10:49AM

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antlyn

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Hey all,

Recently moved to the UK and was wondering if I can claim a tax refund on the tax I've paid in Ireland this year or my Uk tax so far? How do I go about either of these? Thank you, any help is much appreciated.

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#2 17-10-2012 11:57AM

relax carry on

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antlyn wrote: »

Hey all,

Recently moved to the UK and was wondering if I can claim a tax refund on the tax I've paid in Ireland this year or my Uk tax so far? How do I go about either of these? Thank you, any help is much appreciated.

It's a form p50 you need to submit to the Irish Revenue with your Irish P45. Specify how long you will be out of the country for. If a refund is due, it will issue to you.

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#3 17-10-2012 07:12PM

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There's a sticky specially for it!!!!!!!

:mad::mad::mad:

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