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Clearance cert for HAP

will56 · 2017-12-19 12:05:20

Hi, Is it possible to get a clearance cert if you are behind on your preliminary tax payment ? Ex: Fully paid for 2016, but only a small contribution paid towards 2017 return due to a lack of funds. Does this mean I can't get a clearance cert until I've paid a larger amount of the Preliminary return. Asking because I may…

19-12-2017 12:05pm

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will56

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Hi,

Is it possible to get a clearance cert if you are behind on your preliminary tax payment ?

Ex: Fully paid for 2016, but only a small contribution paid towards 2017 return due to a lack of funds.

Does this mean I can't get a clearance cert until I've paid a larger amount of the Preliminary return.

Asking because I may be getting HAP tenants in the new year.

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#2 21-12-2017 8:19pm

exaisle

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Just apply for it. If you're paid 2016 fully you shouldn't have a problem.

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#3 27-12-2017 2:45pm

J.Ryan

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Preliminary Tax is your best estimate of your 2017 liability, Revenue have no way of confirming that figure until you submit your 2017 return, however, if you feel you underpaid, I would advise you to make "top up" payments during the year.

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