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PRSI Refund

Yillan · 2022-01-11 20:28:35

I earned less than €18,305 last year which seems to be the cut off for PRSI according to the Deloitte calculator, but I was charged PRSI on my payslips the weeks I was working. Is it possible to reclaim this? The statement of liability is refunding me my PAYE and my USC, but there is no sign of PRSI being refunded. When I…

11-01-2022 8:28pm

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Yillan

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I earned less than €18,305 last year which seems to be the cut off for PRSI according to the Deloitte calculator, but I was charged PRSI on my payslips the weeks I was working. Is it possible to reclaim this? The statement of liability is refunding me my PAYE and my USC, but there is no sign of PRSI being refunded. When I looked at the PRSI refund application form it said I could only claim for 2018 and 2019 and only in a select number of circumstances. Any ideas on if the PRSI I paid last year is refundable?

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#2 11-01-2022 8:45pm

relax carry on

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PRSI won't show up on your statement of liability as its a DSP issue not Revenue. Revenue just collect it on behalf of DSP. You'll have to contact the DSP but as far as I'm aware, prsi is calculated on a week by week basis so unless you meet one of the refund conditions outlined by DSP, I don't think a refund is in order.

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