Superintending 2018

FurBabyMomma

rainbowtrout wrote: »

Good question. And if so why only pay mileage rates from our school?

And how come they do our taxes and not us? I'm finding it so bizarre that a state agency can employ us ... but not actually employ us?

Bananaleaf

FurBabyMomma wrote: »

And how come they do our taxes and not us? I'm finding it so bizarre that a state agency can employ us ... but not actually employ us?

This is really interesting. And not something I think I even noticed last year. I just took the money and ran because I was so in need of it.

Does this effectively mean that we are paying too much tax on these earnings?

r93kaey5p2izun

https://www.revenue.ie/en/self-assessment-and-self-employment/documents/code-of-practice-on-employment-status.pdf

I think superintending really fits better under employee status according to this guide. And marking too, but not quite so clear.

FurBabyMomma

Jamir Poor Loiterer wrote: »

www.revenue.ie/en/self-assessment-and-self-employment/documents/code-of-practice-on-employment-status.pdf

I think superintending really fits better under employee status according to this guide. And marking too, but not quite so clear.

And superintending and marking are under different different codes from each other too. I just find it odd.

Millem

FurBabyMomma wrote: »

Can someone explain why being employed by the SEC actually makes you self-employed for tax purposes? I'm very surprised by this.

And we have to pay pension levy

I work doing the July Provision and we don’t have to pay pension levy
We pay paye, prsi and usc.

rainbowtrout

Millem wrote: »

And we have to pay pension levy

I work doing the July Provision and we don’t have to pay pension levy
We pay paye, prsi and usc.

I think the pension levy on the exams is going next year. There was a thread about that recently.

evolving_doors

FurBabyMomma wrote: »

Can someone explain why being employed by the SEC actually makes you self-employed for tax purposes? I'm very surprised by this.

How do you figure it's self-employment?

FurBabyMomma

evolving_doors wrote: »

How do you figure it's self-employment?

I was told when trying to obtain a P45 from them, as it turns out they don't supply them due to you being self-employed and not directly employed by them.

Millem

FurBabyMomma wrote: »

I was told when trying to obtain a P45 from them, as it turns out they don't supply them due to you being self-employed and not directly employed by them.

They will provide a “statement of earnings”.
They have an employer number which you would of set up with revenue. I always thought we were “contract staff” but employed. We do pay J prsi but the code ends up being 0% as it is “subsidiary employment”.

thefasteriwalk

I was paid for my stint yesterday. I didn’t do anything with tax credits because, to be honest, the whole thing confuses me enormously. If I do request a balancing statement next April will it all work out the same? I’m also marking so it shouldn’t be an insignificant amount. Thanks.

sitstill

thefasteriwalk wrote: »

I was paid for my stint yesterday. I didn’t do anything with tax credits because, to be honest, the whole thing confuses me enormously. If I do request a balancing statement next April will it all work out the same? I’m also marking so it shouldn’t be an insignificant amount. Thanks.

You got paid already for superintending? That’s very quick. When did you finish up?

thefasteriwalk

12th. But I went back and did more as someone dropped out, and I haven’t been paid for that centre yet.

spurious

thefasteriwalk wrote: »

I was paid for my stint yesterday. I didn’t do anything with tax credits because, to be honest, the whole thing confuses me enormously. If I do request a balancing statement next April will it all work out the same? I’m also marking so it shouldn’t be an insignificant amount. Thanks.

It will be like enforced savings. Depending on how much else you earn this year, you could have a tidy amount waiting for you.
You don't need to wait til April. The tax year ends Dec 31st, so once you have a P60 or the statement of earnings, you are good to go. You can do it all online. They are very efficient. Revenue seems to be about the one branch of government that is.

thefasteriwalk

spurious wrote: »

It will be like enforced savings. Depending on how much else you earn this year, you could have a tidy amount waiting for you.
You don't need to wait til April. The tax year ends Dec 31st, so once you have a P60 or the statement of earnings, you are good to go. You can do it all online. They are very efficient. Revenue seems to be about the one branch of government that is.

Indeed, it’s because they don’t have a minister. Go figure.

That’s great. Thanks Spurious, I just wasn’t sure if I was missing a trick. I’m CID on full hours so it won’t break the bank but it all helps.

Millem

got paid today for superintending! finished 14th june!

spurious

Millem wrote: »

got paid today for superintending! finished 14th june!

Wow that's quick.

Millem

spurious wrote: »

Millem wrote: »

got paid today for superintending! finished 14th june!

Wow that's quick.

I know! I posted it on 14th too!!

Postgrad10

Less than 30 working days. Congratulations and spend wisely or unwisely

theoldbreed

spurious wrote: »

It will be like enforced savings. Depending on how much else you earn this year, you could have a tidy amount waiting for you.
You don't need to wait til April. The tax year ends Dec 31st, so once you have a P60 or the statement of earnings, you are good to go. You can do it all online. They are very efficient. Revenue seems to be about the one branch of government that is.

At the risk of sounding like an eejit, deservedly, what exactly would I need to do? I'm correcting as well as superintending so it might be worth my while.....
Thank you

spurious

theoldbreed wrote: »

At the risk of sounding like an eejit, deservedly, what exactly would I need to do? I'm correcting as well as superintending so it might be worth my while.....
Thank you

You can always bring your statement of earnings and any other P60s in to your local tax office, but if you want to do it yourself (and it's very straightforward), first open an account at www.revenue.ie I think they may need to send a PIN by post to verify your address.

Then in March, or whenever you have all your P60s, go to PAYE services
Review your tax 2015-18
and you can fill in your income for your various employers (Form 12), then request an End of Year statement (P21) which will state how much tax, USC etc. you have overpaid and within days they will have the overpayment back to you in your bank account.

I'm probably making it sound more complicated than it is, really.
If you did some SEC or other work in the previous year, you can claim it back too, if you were charged a high rate of tax on a low income. I think you can go back four years.

happywithlife

Has anyone claimed back PRD if overpaid at the higher rate? Id it worth claiming back?

Millem

happywithlife wrote: »

Has anyone claimed back PRD if overpaid at the higher rate? Id it worth claiming back?

no! I looked into it as mine was 0.5% overcharged but I think I would of owed tax then? As PRD is off gross then paye is gross taxable!!!
If that even makes sense

Millem

Got my pay slip yesterday for superintending. Tiny increase in daily rates...€282.88 for first day €€280.08 was on form of account), €€113.16 daily rate (€112.04 was on form of account).
Overall €9 gross more form me!

On a separate note if pension levy is scrapped next year (going to basically be renamed) will we get charged it’s replacement on exam work?

Starkystark

Hen did you finish up Millem?

Millem

Starkystark wrote: »

Hen did you finish up Millem?

The 14th june.

ccazza

Millem wrote: »

Got my pay slip yesterday for superintending. Tiny increase in daily rates...€282.88 for first day €€280.08 was on form of account), €€113.16 daily rate (€112.04 was on form of account).
Overall €9 gross more form me!

On a separate note if pension levy is scrapped next year (going to basically be renamed) will we get charged it’s replacement on exam work?

Pension levy is gone from correcting, supervising etc next year. So it will be basically like a 10.5% pay rise but you’ll pay more tax.

Millem

ccazza wrote: »

Millem wrote: »

Got my pay slip yesterday for superintending. Tiny increase in daily rates...€282.88 for first day €€280.08 was on form of account), €€113.16 daily rate (€112.04 was on form of account).
Overall €9 gross more form me!

On a separate note if pension levy is scrapped next year (going to basically be renamed) will we get charged it’s replacement on exam work?

Pension levy is gone from correcting, supervising etc next year. So it will be basically like a 10.5% pay rise but you’ll pay more tax.

fingers crossed! I hope it actually happens

chocoholic999

I finished on the 15th and got paid today.

deiseindublin

Pension Levy is gone but I really wouldn't be surprised if they lumped the newly named levy on instead.

CWF

Anyone finished on the 20th who posted everything that day get paid yet!?