Statement of Liability 2019

Sinus pain · 20-01-2021 8:53am

autumnbelle wrote: »

I have sent in a my enquiry but I am jointly assessed and my husband had one of them tax back accountants on his as a payee so I deleted them but on his P21 it says the same 400 less to my bank account very weird

Mine splits my husband gets some and I get some - would some have gone to your husbands account?

applejunkie · 20-01-2021 9:13am

Mine is still saying processing .......
This is so frustrating

20-01-2021 9:19am

Sinus pain wrote: »

I submitted mine yesterday afternoon - had a look in revenue this morning not expecting anything and there was my sol - with 1100 refund - most I’ve ever gotten. My husbands hours were significantly reduced during the year so he mustn’t have used all his credits and I was paying 40% so I’m delighted!!!

Seems to be the same last-in-first-out approach as last year. The wait continues...

Sinus pain · 20-01-2021 9:30am

[Deleted User] wrote: »

Seems to be the same last-in-first-out approach as last year. The wait continues...

I don’t know - I did mine early last year and it was done really quickly. I’ve nothing complicated on line I actually forgot about the tax relief for eating out so never submitted it - It informed me about the over payment when I went in to it - then I added my Health and working from home (which didn’t boost it by much to be honest) I don’t have any other credits to claim - could it have been that line is less complicated than others?

ibarelycare · 20-01-2021 9:58am

Got my refund, delighted.

Mundo7976 · 20-01-2021 10:00am

applejunkie wrote: »

Mine is still saying processing .......
This is so frustrating

Same 😡

siblers · 20-01-2021 10:02am

I resubmitted mine but still waiting. Will give it the rest of the week and will ring them if I don't get it Monday week

tfeldi · 20-01-2021 10:26am

Mundo7976 wrote: »

Same 😡

I'm in the same boat. But not quite time yet to get inpatient. It's been going at lightning speed compared to last year.

Mundo7976 · 20-01-2021 10:29am

tfeldi wrote: »

I'm in the same boat. But not quite time yet to get inpatient. It's been going at lightning speed compared to last year.

Ah im not too bothered, ive too much time on my hands lately...
At least it'll be scrutinised properly, id hate to be billed for a tax in a few years.

loveisdivine · 20-01-2021 12:30pm

My husband has an underpayment of USC of 135.94.

Does anyone know how this happens? He hasn't changed employment during the last 3 years, but his hours did increase a bit last year.

Bikerguy · 20-01-2021 4:40pm

loveisdivine wrote: »

My husband has an underpayment of USC of 135.94.

Does anyone know how this happens? He hasn't changed employment during the last 3 years, but his hours did increase a bit last year.

Its hard without seeing the sol itself....but in general its correct as usc is calculated on income...if his income increased and his employer didnt reflect that the revenue will ofc take it...

JamBur · 20-01-2021 4:52pm

So after submitting some bits and bobs, my preliminary figure of 2576 has become 2386. Still unpleasant.

See you guys next year.

Cunning Alias · 20-01-2021 5:15pm

Anyone know how to add a Personal Pension to the statement of liability?

Can't see it anywhere in the Tax credits & reliefs section. I see the PRSA part but my understanding is that a personal pension is different as it is not attached to my employment.

dublinstuff · 20-01-2021 7:01pm

Sinus pain wrote: »

I don’t know - I did mine early last year and it was done really quickly. I’ve nothing complicated on line I actually forgot about the tax relief for eating out so never submitted it - It informed me about the over payment when I went in to it - then I added my Health and working from home (which didn’t boost it by much to be honest) I don’t have any other credits to claim - could it have been that line is less complicated than others?

"Tax relief for eating out"??? I'm intrigued

wonski · 20-01-2021 7:09pm

dublinstuff wrote: »

"Tax relief for eating out"??? I'm intrigued

Stay and Spend tax credit.

Introduced last year during Covid. Runs till April iirc.

Shlippery · 20-01-2021 7:11pm

Submitted Monday, Statement today, small refund due, (thanks e-working credit) - Imagine i'll have it in account tomorrow.

Waaaaaaay quicker than last years travesty where was waiting 2/3 months for it!

Sinus pain · 20-01-2021 9:21pm

wonski wrote: »

Stay and Spend tax credit.

Introduced last year during Covid. Runs till April iirc.

Thanks - couldn’t think of the name of it!

Sinus pain · 20-01-2021 9:23pm

loveisdivine wrote: »

My husband has an underpayment of USC of 135.94.

Does anyone know how this happens? He hasn't changed employment during the last 3 years, but his hours did increase a bit last year.

Same happened my son except 800+

My husband has a small under payment of usc - he was on TWSS for a few weeks and I think it was from that

wonski · 20-01-2021 9:26pm

Sinus pain wrote: »

Thanks - couldn’t think of the name of it!

I actually thought it was Stay and Save lol.

Spend sounds more like it.

I wasn't in restaurant, hotel or pub since the first lockdown so couldn't avail of that offer.

Sunrise_Sunset · 20-01-2021 11:47pm

In my account this morning. Even though I sen them an enquiry as I don't feel that the amount is right. My enquiry has still not been opened.

Hibernicis · 21-01-2021 12:47am

Hibernicis wrote: »

SOL landed some time today (wasn’t there this morning). We had submitted our Income Tax Return for 2020 just over a week ago. €400 refund which is about what I was expecting, so happy enough with that.

As per the above we received our SOL on Sunday evening. The refunds landed on our bank accounts at midday today (Wednesday).

loveisdivine · 21-01-2021 10:22am

Sinus pain wrote: »

Same happened my son except 800+

My husband has a small under payment of usc - he was on TWSS for a few weeks and I think it was from that

Well his hourly pay increased when covid started and he went from 3-4 days a week to pretty much 5 days a week for the whole year. So it must be something to do with that. I did go back and check 2019 as well and looks like he underpaid USC then as well. I would imagine its the employer getting it wrong as the guy that runs the place and does the payroll is a bit of a moron, always making mistakes with pay.

I'll get my husband to bring it up with him.

LawBoy2018 · 21-01-2021 1:16pm

Where is my statement @? Very annoying.

Bikerguy · 21-01-2021 1:18pm

LawBoy2018 wrote: »

Where is my statement @? Very annoying.

Will be available shortly....

I know its painful situation to be in.... I hope you gonna get it soon.. mine was available at 2pm few days a go but as i mentioned they didnt include all tax credit so i had to resubmit on 18.1. still nada as well.

saltandsug · 21-01-2021 4:27pm

Did it for my friend.

I am pretty sure he got paid twice in error.

he got paid 2200~ last friday ( 2018 & 2020)

Then got paid 1200~ on wednesday ( looks like 2020 amount).

Will Revenue catch this error ? any suggestions. I want to see his figures once more to see if its error - but i wont ask cause i think he think i might send an enquiry ( i wont lol , just curious )

Bikerguy · 21-01-2021 4:32pm

saltandsug wrote: »

Did it for my friend.

I am pretty sure he got paid twice in error.

he got paid 2200~ last friday ( 2018 & 2020)

Then got paid 1200~ on wednesday ( looks like 2020 amount).

Will Revenue catch this error ? any suggestions. I want to see his figures once more to see if its error - but i wont ask cause i think he think i might send an enquiry ( i wont lol , just curious )

Not disclosing this to revenue is criminal offense... and punishable

Example if you received funds by mistake and you dont disclose it...its considered as theft. Tell your friend that the hassle behind the money is not worth.

joeysoap · 21-01-2021 5:07pm

Used my revenue many times but this ( understandably) is the slowest. Completed the 2019 returns in September and received the ’ usual’ email saying they would review it and respond shortly. Very little difference from the pre-filled form bar medical expenses ( which were unfortunately quite high) and a little interest <€10. I have all the receipts and half expect them to ask for them ( all in order) but all I’m getting is the message that is will be available shortly.

saltandsug · 21-01-2021 5:20pm

Bikerguy wrote: »

Not disclosing this to revenue is criminal offense... and punishable

Example if you received funds by mistake and you dont disclose it...its considered as theft. Tell your friend that the hassle behind the money is not worth.

Thanks , I am trying to find some info on this on Revenue/Citizens info , I cant find anything . Do you have any links?

Bojill · 21-01-2021 5:54pm

saltandsug wrote: »

Did it for my friend.

I am pretty sure he got paid twice in error.

he got paid 2200~ last friday ( 2018 & 2020)

Then got paid 1200~ on wednesday ( looks like 2020 amount).

Will Revenue catch this error ? any suggestions. I want to see his figures once more to see if its error - but i wont ask cause i think he think i might send an enquiry ( i wont lol , just curious )

It might not be a mistake, just check or get him to check the recent messages from Revenue.

The Diddakoi · 21-01-2021 6:07pm

saltandsug wrote: »

Did it for my friend.

I am pretty sure he got paid twice in error.

he got paid 2200~ last friday ( 2018 & 2020)

Then got paid 1200~ on wednesday ( looks like 2020 amount).

Will Revenue catch this error ? any suggestions. I want to see his figures once more to see if its error - but i wont ask cause i think he think i might send an enquiry ( i wont lol , just curious )

The amount to be repaid would be shown next to “Treatment of Result” on his SOL. He will have one SOL for each year he reviewed. All he has to do is check the result, and he will know if he has been overpaid in error (as will Revenue).

Statement of Liability 2019

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