Tax Credit and USC Certificate 2020

Heisen

Hi I have a question.. I'm having trouble obtaining my Tax Credit and USC Certificate for 2020 and I can't find it in the Revenue (dot) ie website. I started working December 2020 and my employer is a quite reputable food retail industry. Just wanted to ask if I am not entitled to the subject above since the year virtually ended when I started working?

So if I've started work Dec 2020, so that means I don't have Tax Credit and USC cert for 2020. Am i correct? Kind regards

H

sidcon

You need to go to ros.ie and setup a myaccount

relax carry on

https://boards.ie/discussion/2058199538/tax-credit-and-usc-certificate-2020

The 2020 tax year is finished. Depending on when you started work in December 2020 you may not have had a tax credit cert issued at that point because Revenue don't issue them after about the middle of December as it's too late in the year.

Also as it's a new tax year the actual tax credit cert has no value to you this year. What is it you are trying to do?

relax carry on

https://boards.ie/discussion/comment/117645604#Comment_117645604

If there is no 2020 tax credit cert in the documents section of his Revenue MyAccount then request a statement of liability for 2020. That will generate a pdf document showing his Irish PAYE position for 2020. Just follow the instructions under the review your tax 2017 to 2020. I'd imagine that document may be sufficient.

Heisen

https://boards.ie/discussion/comment/117644523#Comment_117644523

Thank you.

It's for my visa application (I am Non-EU). The Department of Justice is asking for a Tax Credit/USC Certificate of my husband (UK National) for year 2020 but he only started working in ROI on December 2020 which, as you said, the tax year had finished by then. What I can gather from ROS is only his Employment Summary 2020.

Heisen

https://boards.ie/discussion/comment/117645737#Comment_117645737

Thank you. What I have at the moment is his PAYE/USC Statement of Liability for 2020, Employment Detail Summary 2020. So I guess both documents would be sufficient. Thanks for your answers and your time.

H