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PAYE + PRSI not paid by employer?

Kaldo · 2019-12-19 15:54:53

Hi, I've just employed by a company which I'm working between 20-30 hours a week. I'm also a sole-trader. The first payroll came with USC paid but PAYE & PRSI are equal to 0. Does it make sense? Thanks

19-12-2019 3:54pm

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Kaldo

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Hi,

I've just employed by a company which I'm working between 20-30 hours a week. I'm also a sole-trader.

The first payroll came with USC paid but PAYE & PRSI are equal to 0.

Does it make sense?

Thanks

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#2 19-12-2019 4:24pm

Stratvs

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Your Tax Credits may be such that they exceed tax due so could be nil.
PRSI is only payable by the employee where pay exceeds €352 pw.
So you could have nil tax and nil PRSI.
It depends on what the pay amount is and what your RPN ( Revenue Payroll Notification) says.

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