PPS Number.

decky1

I need to get my deceased mother's PPS number in order to transfer the ownership of her house to my daughter, was given the number to ring so far it's cost me around 20 euro as they seem to be always busy and all you get is 'THANK'S FOR HOLDING, Every 15 seconds, has anyone else had to deal with this crowd and how busy can they be, i'm beginning to think there is nobody there at all,:mad::mad::mad:

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decky1 wrote: »

I need to get my deceased mother's PPS number in order to transfer the ownership of her house to my daughter, was given the number to ring so far it's cost me around 20 euro as they seem to be always busy and all you get is 'THANK'S FOR HOLDING, Every 15 seconds, has anyone else had to deal with this crowd and how busy can they be, i'm beginning to think there is nobody there at all,:mad::mad::mad:

Had She a social welfare card or medical card? It's on it. Pension slip also has it.

If you were calling today , then you are right. No one is there. It's Saturday.

5uspect

Is it an 1890 number?

http://www.saynoto1890.com/a-z-listing/

Other than that you can find the PPSN on things like a P60.

mikemac2

Revenue office staff not working at 8:30 on a Saturday night

Lazy wasters, sack em all :mad:

kneemos

Before 2000 apparently a wife's number was the same as her husband's with a W at the end.
You'll need to send off a copy of the death certificate anyway.
Try to find a tax or welfare document,save some hassle.

http://www.citizensinformation.ie/en/social_welfare/irish_social_welfare_system/personal_public_service_number.html

Sir Osis of Liver.

Some interesting facts about me.


I have two PPS numbers.
Was sent both when I started working for some reason but only ever used one.





Two more interesting facts about me.

1) My knob is the same length as 2 Argos pens.

2) I'm banned from Argos.

Captain Obvious

Make sure to charge your daughter for the 20 quid out of the cost of her new house.

RobbingBandit

Sir Osis of Liver. wrote: »

Some interesting facts about me.


I have two PPS numbers.
Was sent both when I started working for some reason but only ever used one.





Two more interesting facts about me.

1) My knob is the same length as 2 Argos pens.

2) I'm banned from Argos.

Non existing knob poor you
PS Argos use pencils

Atlantic Dawn

Tip of the day...it would be far more tax efficient if the house went to you and was then passed on to your daughter upon your death.

A parent can give a child €320,000 without any tax liability.
A grandparent can give a grandchild €32,500 without any tax liability.

http://www.citizensinformation.ie/en/money_and_tax/tax/capital_taxes/capital_acquisitions_tax.html

Odelay

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

Tip of the day...it would be far more tax efficient if the house went to you and was then passed on to your daughter upon your death.

A parent can give a child €320,000 without any tax liability.
A grandparent can give a grandchild €32,500 without any tax liability.

http://www.citizensinformation.ie/en/money_and_tax/tax/capital_taxes/capital_acquisitions_tax.html

Does he have to die first before the daughter can inherit the house? See a negative side there..

Captain Obvious

Odelay wrote: »

Does he have to die first before the daughter can inherit the house? See a negative side there..

No he can gift it. The difficulty would be finding a reason to first sign it over to himself as it would be contrary to the will.

Atlantic Dawn

Captain Obvious wrote: »

No he can gift it. The difficulty would be finding a reason to first sign it over to himself as it would be contrary to the will.

His daughter could relinquish her rights in the will and then depending on who else is remaining he could then get it, however so would any other of his siblings.

https://www.revenue.ie/en/gains-gifts-and-inheritance/completing-your-gift-or-inheritance-tax-return-it38/what-is-a-disclaimer-of-benefit.aspx

Mrs OBumble

I don't think anyone is going to be giving out a PPS number to some randomer who calls up on the phone.

Write to them, enclosing a copy of the death certificate, certified copy of your own ID and address, and whatever paperwork showing that you are in fact administering the estate. (This is my guess of what they'll ask for.)

Then they'll most like write back and give it to you.

aaakev

Surely there is something in the house with her pps no on it? How did she collect her pension or disability or wages or whatever?!

yenom

decky1 wrote: »

I need to get my deceased mother's PPS number in order to transfer the ownership of her house to my daughter, was given the number to ring so far it's cost me around 20 euro as they seem to be always busy and all you get is 'THANK'S FOR HOLDING, Every 15 seconds, has anyone else had to deal with this crowd and how busy can they be, i'm beginning to think there is nobody there at all,:mad::mad::mad:

E-mail cis@welfare.ie

Client Identity Services.

decky1

Paislee Immense Towel wrote: »

Had She a social welfare card or medical card? It's on it. Pension slip also has it.

If you were calling today , then you are right. No one is there. It's Saturday.

ah no would'nt expect them to work on saturday, been trying all week.:cool:

decky1

thanks guys some great advise there, [expect the bit about the Knob]

RobbingBandit

Local Intero(social welfare) office should be able to help you too I'd pop into one rather than calling as you said you're hours trying to get through to them. Bring ID and any info on the details you're trying to source or the reason why you need them.

dxhound2005

decky1 wrote: »

thanks guys some great advise there, [expect the bit about the Knob]

I hope getting the PPS number will be the least complicated part of the property transfer. I have a feeling it won't.

decky1

yenom wrote: »

E-mail cis@welfare.ie

Client Identity Services.

Got a number from the social welfare office, got through straight away gave me the number on the spot Thanks for all your replies. Sorted.