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No PAYE Deduction

titan18 · 2014-02-24 19:06:09

Just going to ask here, even though I'll more than likely follow up on it anyway. I started work the last week in January and would just be getting paid this week. I was on to the Revenue office and got the certificate of tax credits (single under 65). In my payslip this month (basically 4 weeks of February + final week of…

24-02-2014 7:06pm

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titan18

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Just going to ask here, even though I'll more than likely follow up on it anyway.

I started work the last week in January and would just be getting paid this week. I was on to the Revenue office and got the certificate of tax credits (single under 65).

In my payslip this month (basically 4 weeks of February + final week of January), I paid PRSI and USC but no PAYE. Is it that I have 2 months of tax credits being applied to that payslip due to the 5 weeks, or is it a mistake that no PAYE was taken off?

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#2 25-02-2014 1:12am

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More then likely it's the former !
But cannot say for def without knowing the numbers

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