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Tax Breaks for Married Couples

Tim76 · 2019-07-31 07:16:23

Tying the knot soon and just wondering if anyone out there knows where I would get info on the above? Or even how I go about changing our tax credits, is it just a case of logging onto Revenue online? Gotta try and payback this wedding somehow :)

31-07-2019 7:16am

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Tim76

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Tying the knot soon and just wondering if anyone out there knows where I would get info on the above? Or even how I go about changing our tax credits, is it just a case of logging onto Revenue online?

Gotta try and payback this wedding somehow

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#2 31-07-2019 9:43am

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https://www.citizensinformation.ie/en/money_and_tax/tax/income_tax/taxation_of_married_people.html

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#3 31-07-2019 6:06pm

The Diddakoi

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Once you are married you can update your marital status online through My Account.

You are taxed as single during the year of marriage, and can reallocate credits and rateband between yourselves the following year.

You can request a year of marriage review the following year, to see if you would be due any tax back for the portion of the previous year you were married.

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#4 02-08-2019 9:47am

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Thanks for the heads up guys

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