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Emigrating to Oz. Can I claim any taxes back?
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27-03-2013 3:58pm#1Just a query,
My wife and I are emigrating to Australia in July. We both are employed here at present and will be up until the time we leave. I have heard that you can claim back some taxes which you have paid during the current financial year.
Is there any truth to this
If yes, how should I go about a claim and should I do on shore (in Ireland) or off shore (in Oz)
Thank you0
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Just a query,
My wife and I are emigrating to Australia in July. We both are employed here at present and will be up until the time we leave. I have heard that you can claim back some taxes which you have paid during the current financial year.
Is there any truth to this
If yes, how should I go about a claim and should I do on shore (in Ireland) or off shore (in Oz)
Thank you
As you will only have used up approximately half your yearly tax credits and rate band, you may be entitled to some refund of tax and USC.
The link below will assist. It's a form p50 and p45s you will need to send.
http://www.revenue.ie/en/personal/tax-refunds.html0 -
Just a query,
My wife and I are emigrating to Australia in July. We both are employed here at present and will be up until the time we leave. I have heard that you can claim back some taxes which you have paid during the current financial year.
Is there any truth to this
If yes, how should I go about a claim and should I do on shore (in Ireland) or off shore (in Oz)
Thank you
I left in May of 2011 and worked right up to the end of the April. I just brought the completed form (I think it was the P50 as mentioned above) with whatever other documentation required to the tax office 2-3 weeks before I left. You can only claim for the current calendar year - if you were going in December you could make a proper killing. The money was in the bank within 10 working days.0 -
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