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Self employed with 2 weeks agency work paye

mickdw · 2013-10-21 10:18:38

Just a few queries on making my return for 2012. Im self employed the last number of years and have been making returns. I did 2 weeks agency work paye in summer 2012 where I paid about 700 emergency tax. I generally use paylesstax.ie to complete my return. My queries: Does the 2 week paye work allow me to claim the paye…

21-10-2013 10:18am

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mickdw

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Just a few queries on making my return for 2012.
Im self employed the last number of years and have been making returns.
I did 2 weeks agency work paye in summer 2012 where I paid about 700 emergency tax. I generally use paylesstax.ie to complete my return.

My queries:

Does the 2 week paye work allow me to claim the paye tax credit or part of it?
How do I account for the 700 paid. Only records I have are pay slips showing deductions for the two weeks.

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#2 21-10-2013 4:01pm

Citizenpain

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Yes you will be entitled to some paye tax credit -- you'll probably get whatever PAYE that was taken off you in emergenct tax

The income goes in :
Section D - INCOME FROM IRISH EMPLOYMENTS

Claim the PAYE Tax Credit in Section I

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