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Earnings & Taxation/PRSI/USC

shroomdoom · 2016-11-07 13:40:08

Hey everyone, In this tax year, I will have only earned around €3400. Does that mean from January 1st I can claim back tax & USC even if I remain in the same position in 2017? Also, would a claim affect my PRSI payments?

07-11-2016 1:40pm

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shroomdoom

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Hey everyone,

In this tax year, I will have only earned around €3400. Does that mean from January 1st I can claim back tax & USC even if I remain in the same position in 2017?

Also, would a claim affect my PRSI payments?

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#2 07-11-2016 2:02pm

relax carry on

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shroomdoom wrote: »

Hey everyone,

In this tax year, I will have only earned around €3400. Does that mean from January 1st I can claim back tax & USC even if I remain in the same position in 2017?

Also, would a claim affect my PRSI payments?

So long as this was your only taxable income in 2016 and you have actually have paid tax/usc on the 3400, then you should be entitled to a refund of the tax paid on the 3400. It has nothing to do with PRSI contributions.

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