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Company Paid Dental Insurance Tax Relief

  • 15-02-2018 10:16am
    #1
    Evd-Burner
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    Hi All,

    I recently moved to a company that provide health and dental insurance for me and my dependents. Previously I had my own dental insurance policy with tax relief at source calculated at 20% of the premium. Regarding the gross health insurance paid by my employer I am aware I can claim 20% per adult up to €1000 & 20% per child up to €500 on the medical insurance.

    My confusion is in relation to the dental insurance, I can see my company received about an 11% tax reduction on the dental policy, I am charged BIK on the gross amount. From the information I have been able to scrape together on revenue I can see that tax relief for dental insurance is only for non-routine dental insurance, my dental insurance is both routine and non-routine and from what I can see it warrants a revised 11% tax relief, but I have no idea how I can go about claiming this 11% back, there is no options on the FORM 12 for revenue.

    Does anybody know how to go about claiming this back

    Evd.


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