New job - not paying any tax???

MountainAshIRL

I started a new job after not working here for a good few years. Was previously receiving one parent family while studying. |Started work a few weeks ago and not paying any tax?? I'm paying usc and prsi. Payslip says cumulative and tax credit of €59.04

Any advice or info?

Thanks

relax carry on

MountainAshIRL wrote: »

I started a new job after not working here for a good few years. Was previously receiving one parent family while studying. |Started work a few weeks ago and not paying any tax?? I'm paying usc and prsi. Payslip says cumulative and tax credit of €59.04

Any advice or info?

Thanks

As the tax year runs January to December and you started work a few weeks ago, you would have had a build up of unused credits and rate band to work through before your income may be taxable. Also your income for the year, depending on how much you are earning, could be too low to be taxed.

MountainAshIRL

Thank you for the reply, its €30,000 pa so imagine I will have to pay tax at some stage. Any idea how long I would have paying none, or how i would find out. Revenue.ie and citizens advice not giving much info. I think I am eligible for family income support or whatever its called now. But if i apply now while paying no tax I assume that will affect if i am eligible or how much I would be entitled to ?

http://services.deloitte.ie/tc/Results.aspx

30k per annum is 15k in this tax year.
It is unlikely you will pay any tax this year and that you won't start paying tax till next January.

MountainAshIRL

[Deleted User] wrote: »

http://services.deloitte.ie/tc/Results.aspx

30k per annum is 15k in this tax year.
It is unlikely you will pay any tax this year and that you won't start paying tax till next January.

Thanks a mill