Statement of Liability 2019

jaffa20

My statement of Liability for 2020 is not available yet. I guess you guys are talking about 2019?

BaguMka

jaffa20 wrote: »

My statement of Liability for 2020 is not available yet. I guess you guys are talking about 2019?

Neither mine is available yet

sternn

Blanco100 wrote: »

How does the health insurance tax credit work? Work have been paying it for me since December 2020.

Also the e working expenses relief?

How would I log both on myrevenue? Always a fear I'll do it incorrectly and end up declaring things incorrectly

If you are ever uncertain about making claims, seeks a tax / financial advisors advice.

However, there's a lot of free guidance available online. I've got detailed posts on the health insurance and eWorking tax credits.

For eWorking, you can claim partial expenses you incurred while working from home (broadband, heating, electricity).

For health insurance relief, its a bit more complicated. If your employer pays for your health insurance premium (which would normally be in the form of benefit in kind) you need to check the amount of benefit in kind they are paying you on your payslip. If this matches the gross health insurance premium (pre applying the tax relief), you will be entitled to claim it.

Many people get confused when their health insurance documents say that the final premium paid by the employer already has tax relief included. The employer normally ends up paying the gross premium before tax relief.

https://www.advicebydave.ie/tax-credits-and-relief/1000s-in-tax-relief-for-health-insurance-premiums/

relax carry on

sternn wrote: »

If you are ever uncertain about making claims, seeks a tax / financial advisors advice.

However, there's a lot of free guidance available online. I've got detailed posts on the health insurance and eWorking tax credits.

For eWorking, you can claim partial expenses you incurred while working from home (broadband, heating, electricity).

For health insurance relief, its a bit more complicated. If your employer pays for your health insurance premium (which would normally be in the form of benefit in kind) you need to check the amount of benefit in kind they are paying you on your payslip. If this matches the gross health insurance premium (pre applying the tax relief), you will be entitled to claim it.

Many people get confused when their health insurance documents say that the final premium paid by the employer already has tax relief included. The employer normally ends up paying the gross premium before tax relief.

https://www.advicebydave.ie/tax-credits-and-relief/1000s-in-tax-relief-for-health-insurance-premiums/

And in seeking advice or using a third party do not provide your login details to your representative. Treat your login information as the same as you would your online banking information.

https://www.revenue.ie/en/jobs-and-pensions/using-a-tax-agent-or-tax-service/index.aspx

Sunrise_Sunset

This issue that many employees have now with an underpayment of tax, will this be an issue again next year? Or will it be ok because the TWSS is gone? I'm wondering if I should start putting money aside for a possible tax bill next year.

Dempo1

Sunrise_Sunset wrote: »

This issue that many employees have now with an underpayment of tax, will this be an issue again next year? Or will it be ok because the TWSS is gone? I'm wondering if I should start putting money aside for a possible tax bill next year.

As far as I'm aware the new EWSS is taxed at source so hopefully this won't be an issue next year

Lundstram

€651 overpayment. Website is very slow, had to keep refreshing to navigate through to SOL.

Dempo1

Lundstram wrote: »

€651 overpayment. Website is very slow, had to keep refreshing to navigate through to SOL.

High enough in fairness but not in the thousands thankfully

BaguMka

Lundstram wrote: »

€651 overpayment. Website is very slow, had to keep refreshing to navigate through to SOL.

We're sorry...


: PAYE-BASE-WEB7795840602752444500

This message I get when want to view statement of liability

Frank Grimes

BaguMka wrote: »

We're sorry...


: PAYE-BASE-WEB7795840602752444500

This message I get when want to view statement of liability

I'm getting that now, I was getting the 'will be available after January 15th' message earlier this morning and yesterday.

BaguMka

Frank Grimes wrote: »

I'm getting that now, I was getting the 'will be available after January 15th' message earlier this morning and yesterday.

I hope it will be available to view today or tomorrow

Frank Grimes

BaguMka wrote: »

I hope it will be available to view today or tomorrow

With any luck, I'll try again later and post back if there's a change.

BaguMka

Frank Grimes wrote: »

With any luck, I'll try again later and post back if there's a change.

Cool I'll do the same

Johnthemanager

Sono wrote: »

Those who have received their statements, did you get an email to notify you or did you just check and it was there?

No

Aurelian

Big unexpected bill for me. I didn't really understand/pay attention to the implications of the scheme. I assumed as my take home pay was more or less the same that my taxation was more or less correct. Foolish assumption.

I can't complain at keeping my job through the pandemic but at the same time I now feel I unwittingly took a significant pay cut.

BaguMka

Aurelian wrote: »

Big unexpected bill for me. I didn't really understand/pay attention to the implications of the scheme. I assumed as my take home pay was more or less the same that my taxation was more or less correct. Foolish assumption.

I can't complain at keeping my job through the pandemic but at the same time I now feel I unwittingly took a significant pay cut.

Hi, did you get your statement of liability just now?

Aurelian

BaguMka wrote: »

Hi, did you get your statement of liability just now?

Yep, website wouldn't work for me yesterday but managed to get it this morning.

Foweva Awone

Dempo1 wrote: »

High enough in fairness but not in the thousands thankfully

But an overpayment is good news! The higher the better.

siblers

Still waiting

BaguMka

siblers wrote: »

Still waiting

Same here..

adam240610

I wish the message was something other than "Your Statement of Liability will be available after 15th January." because well it is after the 15th and it's not available

Tzardine

adam240610 wrote: »

I wish the message was something other than "Your Statement of Liability will be available after 15th January." because well it is after the 15th and it's not available

They will be released on Monday.

Frank Grimes

BaguMka wrote: »

Cool I'll do the same

It's back to this for me now:

Revenue's Website wrote:

Processing request

We are processing your most recent request. Your Statement of Liability will be available after 15th January.

I might check again tomorrow but I'm guessing at this stage it'll be Monday at the earliest.

Foweva Awone

Message has changed now, it now says the SOL will be available "shortly" instead of after the 15th. So God knows when that'll be. :rolleyes:

siblers

Foweva Awone wrote: »

Message has changed now, it now says the SOL will be available "shortly" instead of after the 15th. So God knows when that'll be. :rolleyes:

Getting that too. I'm hoping Monday

Nigzcurran

Got a preliminary overpayment of a grand. Happy days!

Kauto0709

Foweva Awone wrote: »

Message has changed now, it now says the SOL will be available "shortly" instead of after the 15th. So God knows when that'll be. :rolleyes:

Mine is the same now!

Kauto0709

Nigzcurran wrote: »

Got a preliminary overpayment of a grand. Happy days!

Nice! Did yours just become available today?

Foweva Awone

Nigzcurran wrote: »

Got a preliminary overpayment of a grand. Happy days!

Nice one!! I'm only expecting a couple of hundred, but it'll go a long way. January is such a long feckin month waiting for payday!!

Nigzcurran

Kauto0709 wrote: »

Nice! Did yours just become available today?

No got it yesterday after work after trying about 10 times!