Statement of Liability?

freshpopcorn

Either in late December or early January I normally fill out a form 12(I think with the revenue) online to see have I under or overpaid for the past year.

Is this available yet or do I have to wait until the 1st of January.

Other years from what I remember it was fairly simply.(I think I could be overthinking it.

relax carry on

It's not available yet. The 2021 tax year is still live. You have to wait until January 1st for that option to be available.

freshpopcorn

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/118394308#Comment_118394308

Thanks, I was thinking that.

I've a habit of overthinking things.

michellie

Have you tried to do this yet? Been trying since lastnight and it's still giving me an error message

freshpopcorn

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/118405351#Comment_118405351

I managed to do at about 3am on New Year's Day!

Citrus_8

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/118405351#Comment_118405351

Why so much rush? For some it may not be ready yet. And you have plenty of time to finish it. Even if you forget, you can redo 4 years back.

michellie

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/118405385#Comment_118405385

I'm owed €1450, it is ready and it should work January 1st. Revenues system is a nightmare

relax carry on

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/118406298#Comment_118406298

If you had any taxable payments from DSP in 2021, that will delay it a bit.

Citrus_8

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/118406298#Comment_118406298

I could only say good things about Revenue and its system - one of the best comparing to any other Irish governmental institutions. If you owe, do you know your deadline? If it's for 2020, not paid and you are currently employed PAYE, then it will be deducted gradually from a payslip. If not employed, you couldy already do for 2020 nearly all 2021. If it's for 2021, then there is no rush and can wait for a few months at least, in general. So, what is this rush for?

Sunrise_Sunset

Maybe the poster really needs that refund money

Cork2021

Hi, I saw my preliminary SOL online today and says there’s an overpayment of €5600, no DSP payments were included until after I finished my tax return so weren’t on the preliminary SOL!

my wife has been on maternity leave €6370 and then took 5 weeks parents leave €1225, I can’t get my head around what I’ll get back, we had a similar situation in 2019 when we had our first child except I had 6 weeks of jobseekers and that parents leave wasn’t there then. I got refunded €1500 that year and €1400 last year, that was with herself getting ewss from her workplace.

natc

Yeah I’ve heard there are issues and delays this year with DEASP updating people records with revenue. My prelim report showed an overpayment but it didn’t have my spouses 13 weeks of PUP included on the form and I couldn’t manually enter that. He has to contact DEASP to rectify the record himself 🙄

I reckon once the PUP is included that will reduce my overpayment by approx €900 so I’ll still get a small bit back.

gudede

FYI -December’s payroll figures aren’t finalised by mid January. (Statements must be approved by Employers).

Revenue can’t be 100% ready until these are done. Then you got Finance Bill issues and the delay in sharing of info with DSWF.

(Finance Bill - Revenue are more interested in implementing this before 1st Jan rather than worrying about ROS form 11’s and 12’s.)

michellie

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/118406679#Comment_118406679

Glad you like their system. I use it every day in work, it needs serious work. When the system goes down its a disaster.

I want my refund because I want it. I want it soon, does that answer your question or do you want to know what I want to spend it on too?

Citrus_8

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/118408748#Comment_118408748

No need, you've been arrogant enough responding here... I was genuinely simply just wondering for the rush when most recent statement may not be ready yet. But you possibly took my post too personal so felt a desire to snap at me for no obvious reason.

kerryjack

Just done it there now its showing a nice little overpayment, nice surprise after Christmas.

Ciara26

I did mine yesterday and closed the computer without looking at how much I’m due. Think a few hundred, is there a way to check?

Bikerguy

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/118412177#Comment_118412177

Nope..it says only estimate....it may not be the same number. Now you have to wait untill its processed. Could take anywhere from couple of days to good few weeks.

Bikerguy

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/118411749#Comment_118411749

Let us know when ya get it.... Just to have an idea timewise how are they processing it.

Ps: dont need to know how much or where you spend it....

Sono

Submitted our return on the 1st January, still says it is in processing, guess it’s will take a couple of weeks before the statement is issued.

Cork2021

Cousin works in the tax office, won’t get SOL until at the earliest the 17th of January, I redid my tax return this morning as they didn’t have my last weeks wages included in the one I did Sunday night. So it’s all up to date now

kerryjack

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/118414565#Comment_118414565

It's gone in to processing I persume some human has to have a look at it.

Bikerguy

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/118416527#Comment_118416527

I dont think so..... Its automat system...just very small portion gets checked....and the criteria are not disclosed on what base they are being investigated. If they would have to manually checked everyone it would never be processed....

Bikerguy

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/118416516#Comment_118416516

Why is that? If the employer submitted all it makes no sense

Cork2021

Just a delay over Xmas I’d assume. I cross referenced my payslip to what was on revenue

siblers

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/118411749#Comment_118411749

Where did you see the overpayment? On the preliminary SOL?

relax carry on

Just in case there is any confusion on the sequence of events. Its preliminary end of year statement, followed by filing a tax return to generate a statement of liability which will result in any refund due issuing.

https://www.revenue.ie/en/jobs-and-pensions/end-of-year-process/preliminary-end-of-year-statement.aspx

kerryjack

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/118418056#Comment_118418056

It just popped up you have a premileriey overpayment, I think I done the tax return and now its processing.

monty_python

Got my statement today. Underpayment of 1300. I've had no welfare payments this year

Cork2021

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/118419777#Comment_118419777

Already?

IQO

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/118419909#Comment_118419909

That's great, seeing some reports on Twitter as well of people who already received their statement.

When did you submit yours?

Waiting myself for quite a substantial amount, so hope the turnaround will be quick.