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Voluntary Redundancy & Tax

  • 04-07-2015 7:43am
    #1
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 2,463 ✭✭✭


    My husband is in line to receive a voluntary redundancy payment of €44,800.

    Can someone just let me know if my tax calculations on this are correct, as far as I can tell on the citizens info website I have it right, but just want a second opinion.

    Statutory Redundancy of €17508 tax free (used a redundancy calculator to get this figure)

    Basic Exemption of €10000 plus €765 for every year of service (14 years = €10710) so a total of €20710.

    Then the increased exemption as he has not received a lump sum before €10000 less any pension refund.

    So, if we take the pension refund out of it for now the total would be €48218.

    Meaning he wouldn't pay any tax at all?

    Obviously if there is a pension refund then that tax free amount will come down, however he has only been paying into for 4 years so the amount won't be huge.

    Does that all seem correct?


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  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 2,644 ✭✭✭sillysocks


    It's probably worth him asking his company to allow him see an accountant or whoever is dealing with their redundancies. When I was made redundant we had a meeting with someone who went through it all step by step.

    In saying that from memory I got about 35-40k, can't remember the exact figure. I was only there 8 years and think I paid maybe a few hundred in tax so your calculations look like they wouldn't be too far off anyway. Only thing to think about is whether some of the calculations are capped at a certain number of years or anything, not sure they are but just worth checking.


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