Moving Aboard and Tax Claim for 2018.

conroym7

Hi there,

I hope this is in the right section,

I'll be moving to Canada in July of this year and I'm looking into my Tax Claim in Ireland for 2018 as I won't be in the state for the following tax year.

From reading up online I see you need to submit your P45, A Form 12 and a P50 form along with a written statement stated you won't be in the state for the tax year 2019 etc.

I'm just wondering how to works with a tax refund. Roughly my salary to July in Ireland in 2018 would be €16k, with the usual tax credits of €3,300.

If 16k was my salary for the entire year from using online calculators I wouldn't be paying any income tax or PRSI, just USC.

Given the above, Should I expect to get a refund of my full income tax and PRSI paid up untill July? Or is there a different way to work this out in unaware of?

Any help greatly appreciated, I'm looking to gather as much info as possible before submitting the application.

Cheers,

relax carry on

conroym7 wrote: »

Hi there,

I hope this is in the right section,

I'll be moving to Canada in July of this year and I'm looking into my Tax Claim in Ireland for 2018 as I won't be in the state for the following tax year.

From reading up online I see you need to submit your P45, A Form 12 and a P50 form along with a written statement stated you won't be in the state for the tax year 2019 etc.

I'm just wondering how to works with a tax refund. Roughly my salary to July in Ireland in 2018 would be €16k, with the usual tax credits of €3,300.

If 16k was my salary for the entire year from using online calculators I wouldn't be paying any income tax or PRSI, just USC.

Given the above, Should I expect to get a refund of my full income tax and PRSI paid up untill July? Or is there a different way to work this out in unaware of?

Any help greatly appreciated, I'm looking to gather as much info as possible before submitting the application.

Cheers,

It will be a refund of tax not PRSI. Based on your information above you would be entitled to claim split year treatment and should receive a refund of PAYE and USC once is recalculated to show €16k taxable income for the tax year 2018.