Can you visit a tax office to discuss your tax affairs?

Peig Sayers

Or is it telephone enquiries only?

I've just taken early retirement and my tiny pension is being taxed way too much. Can I call into the office in Mount St to discuss this or do I have to ring them?

Also, where do I sign on for tax credits? I don't know anything at all about this

Lockedout2

Have you contacted the PAYE section to have your tax credits allocated to your pension?

Phone is probably best.

Peig Sayers

Lockedout2 wrote: »

Have you contacted the PAYE section to have your tax credits allocated to your pension?

Phone is probably best.

No, I was waiting to get my P45 from my employer which took an age :mad:

relax carry on

Peig Sayers wrote: »

Or is it telephone enquiries only?

I've just taken early retirement and my tiny pension is being taxed way too much. Can I call into the office in Mount St to discuss this or do I have to ring them?

Also, where do I sign on for tax credits? I don't know anything at all about this

Mount Street doesn't have a public office per the contact details of the website. Cathedral Street seems to be the place to go.

http://www.revenue.ie/en/contact/dublin-region.html

Also you can register your new pension online to have your tax credits and standard rate band allocated to it.

http://www.revenue.ie/en/online/jobs-pensions.html

Peig Sayers

Thanks, I rang them and it's all sorted now!