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Incorrect Revenue Income Assessment

  • 23-02-2015 10:54am
    #1
    flanagain
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 48 ✭


    Hi,

    Revenue got in touch with me letting me know that they've reassessed my income for 2013.

    I was self employed for only the last month of that year and earned only €1225. However, they're saying that I earned €16,359, which is completely incorrect.

    From January to June of that year I was working as a PAYE worker and was paying tax already. Do you think it's possible they've mixed up my two incomes?

    I've sent them a reply letting them know that there is a mistake. Any advice on what steps to take next?
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  • #2
    Geuze
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 14,039 ✭✭✭✭Geuze


    A P21 for a tax year, or a Notice of Assessment, will include all income earned that year.


    I have seen Notices of Assessment where the person has PAYE income and slef-employment income.

    All incomes are listed on the Notice of Assessment.


  • #3
    flanagain
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 48 ✭flanagain


    Geuze wrote: »
    A P21 for a tax year, or a Notice of Assessment, will include all income earned that year.


    I have seen Notices of Assessment where the person has PAYE income and slef-employment income.

    All incomes are listed on the Notice of Assessment.

    Okay, but surely I would have already paid that tax through PAYE?


  • #4
    GSBellew
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 789 ✭✭✭GSBellew


    The PAYE previously paid will be available as a refundable tax credit in your income tax calculation.


  • #5
    flanagain
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 48 ✭flanagain


    GSBellew wrote: »
    The PAYE previously paid will be available as a refundable tax credit in your income tax calculation.

    I have a tax credit of €1650 listed here but I can't see why I'm getting taxed an additional €1179 for doing one month's work in December of that year? They're specifying that I owe an additional €600 in USC charges.

    I know everything gets balanced as a whole amount for the year but this doesn't add up.


  • #6
    flanagain
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 48 ✭flanagain


    Okay I'm looking at my P45 from that year now. It says I ceased employment with my former employer on the 30/4 and earned €7333 gross up to that point. I had no other employment after that so I have no idea where the rest of their assessment is coming from.


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  • #7
    roast222
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 55 ✭✭roast222


    Just to clarify, you recieved Paye income of €7333, self employed of €1225 and no other income during the year (including welfare) ? If so you could be due a refund of the tax that you were deducted in your Paye job, if any.


  • #8
    flanagain
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 48 ✭flanagain


    roast222 wrote: »
    Just to clarify, you recieved Paye income of €7333, self employed of €1225 and no other income during the year (including welfare) ? If so you could be due a refund of the tax that you were deducted in your Paye job, if any.

    Thanks, that's what I assumed. I'm honestly very confused because the 15k figure was very random. I've sent a separate correspondence to Fingal PAYE to ask them to look into my refund with my P45 from that year.

    And yep. No welfare. Nothing. I moved to Holland in June of that year and started freelancing in November. My partner and savings covered my costs from April-November.

    Appreciate the help guys.


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