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Payroll

  • 09-02-2025 12:53PM
    #1
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1


    My job recently cut us back to 3 days due to lack of orders.

    I'm now only working 24 hrs per week which means I don't pay tax.

    Over the Christmas we were paid for 2 weeks on the 1 payslip due to the company being closed on the following week.

    On my payslip I was taxed almost 100e.

    It seemed to me that the pay went through as a 48hr working week.

    I said this to the payroll guy and he told me contact revenue.

    I contacted revenue and they asked for a copy of my payslip.

    After a few days they replied and said that they have no record of this payslip on there system.

    Imnot sure what this means but I'm wondering where the money is gone if I don't have it and the revenue have no record of the payslip being submitted.

    Any advice anyone ?

    Post edited by Big Bag of Chips on


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  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 460 ✭✭Madd002


    You can claim for the rest of your days from social welfare, U80 Form, your employer will need to input dates your hrs were reduced from, when they expect you to return to full time, projected roster for 3 weeks in advance & back of form the last 13 weeks pay & deductions etc. Your employer should have told you this help was available to you when the hrs were reduced.

    As for revenue having no record of payslip, Did you do your statement of liability for the year 24, you can see if the total income matches the total gross pay on that last payslip of the year, you might be owed a refund too. Hope that helps.



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