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Other half confused

  • 27-01-2014 4:48pm
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    OK so my better half started a new job in October 2013, she has been on emergency tax for the first three months of this job....wasn't hit so badly the first month, bigger hit the second, massive the third and doesn't want the same to happen again. She has told her company's accountant to sort it but they in turn told her to drop in a p35 and p60 to her local revenue. She assumed all she had to do was send the accountant her p45 and it would be taken care of. She has since dropped off all three documents

    Now I assume she won't be charged emergency tax next time but in terms of claiming back the previous three months, it could get complicated. She was "self-employed" between March 2012 and September 2013 but didn't really make any cash, certainly didn't get above any threshold where she would have to do that.

    so my questions are

    1. Will the emergency tax charges cease now?

    2. How does she officially wind up her previous self-employment phase? (she has told her few clients she's not in business anymore)

    3. Taking into consideration the previous period of self-employment, how will she claim back the emergency tax on her first few months in the new job?

    Any help or advice appreciated


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  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 2,004 ✭✭✭Citizenpain


    1
    To ensure her taxes are right for 2014 - Ring Revenue with her employers tax number and advise them how she wants her Bands and Credits allocated for 2014 be it to her employment or to you

    It's not really up to her new employer to sort this out

    2

    To deregister for income tax send revenue form TRCN1 - its on revenue.ie

    3

    She needs to do Form 11 Returns as long as she is registered as self employed

    When she does her Tax Return return for 2013 any overpayment of tax will be repaid


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