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P50 - have moved abroad this year (lots of confusing threads already!)

  • 03-07-2014 2:14pm
    #1
    Dick Turnip
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 982 ✭✭✭


    Hi mods, I’ve searched through many threads on this subject but they don’t seem to be that clear or some contradict eachother. I know there is a sticky on this but it makes no mention of the form p50 and only mentions applying for S 822 and split level basis etc which is just confusing.

    So, I’ve moved to the UK earlier in the year. I moved from Irish office to UK office on a permanent basis. Finished up in irish office, took few days off, moved over and started immediately in the uk. So I paid tax at higher rate on income earned in Jan & Feb and looking to reclaim it. I’m hoping somebody can answer the questions I have below.

    1. Is P50 (plus p2&3 of p45) all I need to send to Revenue?
    2. Am I entitled to a tax refund straight away or will I have to wait until after 31 December (note it’s over 4 weeks since I ceased work in Ireland).
    3. Will stating I’m working abroad affect whether I get a tax refund or not?
    4. Do I send it to my local revenue office or a central one that processes this form? (I’ve seen both mentioned in other threads).
    5. Has anyone in a similar position had to wait until after the tax year closed in Ireland before getting a refund or even were they refused one altogether?

    Thanks,
    Dick.


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  • #2
    Dick Turnip
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 982 ✭✭✭Dick Turnip


    Sorry, I think I understand the section 822 split year thing better now. Do people think my best course of action is to send a form P50, pages 2&3 of my P45 along with a letter stating I’m applying for split year residence under section 822 as of the date I left the country ?

    Should I include the details of my UK bank account and my UK contact address? Or just leave it as the address (parent’s) and bank account registered with revenue currently?


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