Back working after 2 years abroad

BArra

So I left my previous job and Ireland in Feb 2016 and have been working abroad the past two and a half years, to which, I am back home in Ireland now and will be starting a new job soon.

I don't have any form 12 or P21 statements completed for 2017 or 2018 (as I wasn't here) should I need to complete these?

Can anyone assist to where I can get the jump on things so that I won't be emergency taxed or similar.

1) I don't have a form 12, P21, P60 for 2017, 2018 as I wasn't here or working here, do I need to apply for them, still?
2) My new employer has my PPS number, will I need to provide part 2 and 3 of my paper P45 from 2016?
3) Should I get my employers registered number and input these onto my ROS/MyGov under PAYE services to update job details?
4) Am I forgetting anything ?

Thanks for any advice,

relax carry on

BArra wrote: »

So I left my previous job and Ireland in Feb 2016 and have been working abroad the past two and a half years, to which, I am back home in Ireland now and will be starting a new job soon.

I don't have any form 12 or P21 statements completed for 2017 or 2018 (as I wasn't here) should I need to complete these?

Can anyone assist to where I can get the jump on things so that I won't be emergency taxed or similar.

1) I don't have a form 12, P21, P60 for 2017, 2018 as I wasn't here or working here, do I need to apply for them, still?
2) My new employer has my PPS number, will I need to provide part 2 and 3 of my paper P45 from 2016?
3) Should I get my employers registered number and input these onto my ROS/MyGov under PAYE services to update job details?
4) Am I forgetting anything ?

Thanks for any advice,

1. A form 12 is a tax return completed by taxpayers and is nothing to do with starting a new job or emergency tax. A P21 is an end of year balancing statement requested by taxpayers to see if you paid the correct amount of tax, it's nothing to do with starting a new job or emergency tax. A P60 is an annual statement of pay and tax that employers give to employees at the end of every tax year and nothing to do with starting a new job.

2. No, it's 2019 which is a completely different tax year from 2016 so keep it for your own records.

3. Not anymore, under the new PAYE system it's the employer who registers you.

https://www.revenue.ie/en/jobs-and-pensions/paye-modernisation-for-employees/changes-when-you-start-and-leave-a-job.aspx

4. Nope.

https://www.revenue.ie/en/jobs-and-pensions/paye-modernisation-for-employees/what-effect-does-this-have-on-emergency-tax.aspx

BArra

thanks for that, it seems I don't need to do absolutely anything so.

since I've worked in Ireland before the RPN should pass through and my tax should be in order