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working after submitting P50

  • 13-11-2013 9:22pm
    #1
    colincork
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 129 ✭✭


    Just a quick query, hoping someone here can help me rather than listening to the revenue dept. Hold music for 10 minutes tomorrow...

    I worked 2 short contracts this summer on emergency tax. I submitted a P50 last week because I didn't think of be working for the rest of the year.

    I think I might have some work now over Christmas and I'm just wondering can I accept this job and what will happen with the p50 refund?

    Thanks in advance


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  • #2
    gerrybbadd
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 10,301 ✭✭✭✭gerrybbadd


    colincork wrote: »
    Just a quick query, hoping someone here can help me rather than listening to the revenue dept. Hold music for 10 minutes tomorrow...

    I worked 2 short contracts this summer on emergency tax. I submitted a P50 last week because I didn't think of be working for the rest of the year.

    I think I might have some work now over Christmas and I'm just wondering can I accept this job and what will happen with the p50 refund?

    Thanks in advance

    If you get a refund from the tax office, its no problem. When a tax cert is issued to your new employer, any previous pay and tax is included on it, to make sure that the correct amount of tax is deducted from you in reference to what was previously.

    Revenue will let them know of any refund you have had, in a roundabout way (they won't specifically say you have had a refund, they will just tell them that this is the amount of tax deducted to date, i.e. less the refunded amount)


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