Statement of Liability?

Cork2021

Filed it correctly yesterday as it uploaded my last pay on monday. Should have it by middle of month

monty_python

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

I submitted early Monday morning

SureYWouldntYa

I submitted mine on the 2nd and the statement of liability came through this morning

I have nothing but my PAYE income so maybe straight forward cases get processed quicker

Bikerguy

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/118421125#Comment_118421125

Mist be the case...did mine on the 1st...still nada....last q..did you get email or it was just there....under documents

SureYWouldntYa

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/118421327#Comment_118421327

Got an email from Revenue to say I had new correspondence on my account, which was the statement of liability

Edit: I did my parents minutes after my own, their one hasn't come through, they have a mix of PAYE and social welfare income

I was on the PUP for about 8 weeks earlier this year, in the non PAYE income section there is a box showing €0.00 for this payment but obviously it would have been closer to 3k, I can’t change it, any ideas?

Cork2021

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/118422627#Comment_118422627

You’ll enter that when you do your income tax return, I had same issue with my wife’s maternity and parents leave pay, added them then on the return

Ciara26

IQO

Today my statement of liability is there in my account, despite I didn't receive an email notification yet. Worth checking.

Ciara26

Checked mine. It’s there and I didn’t get a email either. Completed my return on the 2nd

Sono

Nothing there yet for me.

Bojill

Sol received, tax return done on the 1st. Refund on its way.

Previous posts saying middle of the month at the earliest, were wide of the mark.

Cork2021

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/118425362#Comment_118425362

It depends on your return. Looks to me that mine is more complicated with my wife having been on maternity and Parents leave along with her switching jobs, will slow it down a bit I suppose! Going by my preliminary statement I’ve over €5,500 owing to me but that’s inflated because the wife’s maternity and parents leave wasn’t declared until I did the income tax return after. It’ll take a few extra days I’d assume to get the right figure.

advertsfox

Submitted mine on the 2nd, amended a mistake on the 3rd and received it today (normal tax return + health expenses and WFH credit). I have every receipt uploaded religiously for the previous year, took some time to do but worth it in the long run.

Bojill

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/118425387#Comment_118425387

Obviously some are more complicated, but there was a post earlier stating that it would be mid January at the earliest before any were processed. So a nice surprise to get it on the 5th.

Ciara26

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/118425394#Comment_118425394

Have to agree regarding uploading receipts. Was very annoying but worth it.

Desertmoon1

Do you have to upload receipts? I thought it was optional? I never had to any other year. I have them on file if audited. Did mine 2nd Jan and still waiting

advertsfox

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/118425567#Comment_118425567

Technically optional but its good for speed and it provides the calculations automatically when submitting your tax return. I have mine all saved locally too going back years but some of these will get flagged for manual review so I thought I'd remove that chance by submitting them (esp. for the WFH home credit, about €2000 in receipts for that alone).

siblers

Got mine this morning .

If you already got your SOL and are due a payment from thatvbut you left out a medical expense which you are owed for. Can you resubmit your SOL with that medical expense in order to get the payment for that expense? Do you get an updated SOL with an additional payment?

I'm due a repayment but left out on expense

advertsfox

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/118425672#Comment_118425672

Yes it will be done based on the data you already submit (so if you get €200 back on SOL 1, your SOL 2 will start at €0 owed). If it's only a small expense (since you only get 20% back), you can leave it until next year.

siblers

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/118425747#Comment_118425747

Nice one, thanks

Sunrise_Sunset

Input my details on the 2nd. Logged in this morning and the SOL was there. A couple of hours later I got the email. Pretty regular one I guess, tax paid had pretty much balanced out bar a few cent, and then I added medical and WFH expenses. Going by last year it then took about 3 business days to hit my bank account.

cnbyz

Can somebody please explain the WFH expenses ?

Shlippery

Got mine this morning too, €50 coming my way for the 'remote working credit'...not bad, not awful. wish it were more!

ibarelycare

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/118426040#Comment_118426040

Link

Got email this morning from Revenue, SOL issued yesterday, filed 02/01. Some very welcome funds while waiting for January payday!

siblers

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/118425567#Comment_118425567

I don't think you can claim WFH or Medical Expenses without showing receipts. It wouldn't let me unless I had a receipt uploaded and I can't submit a receipt without an image of the receipt

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/118426040#Comment_118426040

10% of light/heat and 30% of broadband costs, for the number of days you worked from home in 2021 (and 2020 if you havent submitted that).

Add up your bills, multiply by the 10%/30% rate, then divide by 365 and multiply by days worked from home. Submit that figure.

Unless your employer paid you €3.20 WFH daily allowance.

Supercell

I claimed tax back for my PRSA AVC's yesterday for 2020 (waiting on a final PRSA cert for 2021 to submit that year), was astonished to see its already processed and new tax cert online today. They must be automating some systems.

brianomc

For people whose PUP isn't showing, does anyone know the best way to get this sorted? Is there a contact section in the mywelfare account website or it a phonecall/email situation?

natc

For anyone trying to add PUP payments to their tax return if you get a statement of payments for the year from MyWelfare.ie revenue can accept that according to DEASP. I submitted my tax return as it was and then uploaded the statement through My Enquiries explaining I couldn’t edit the figure so was disclosing it that way.

I know it says on the form to contact DEASP and normally they then relay info directly to Revenue but DEASP just said to get the statement and use that.

I submitted my return on 1st Jan so will let you know when I get my SOL for a rough timeframe.