Can you visit a tax office to discuss your tax affairs?

Peig Sayers · 09-10-2016 01:42PM #1

Or is it telephone enquiries only?

I've just taken early retirement and my tiny pension is being taxed way too much. Can I call into the office in Mount St to discuss this or do I have to ring them?

Also, where do I sign on for tax credits? I don't know anything at all about this

Lockedout2 · 09-10-2016 03:40PM

Have you contacted the PAYE section to have your tax credits allocated to your pension?

Phone is probably best.

Peig Sayers · 09-10-2016 03:41PM

Lockedout2 wrote: »

Have you contacted the PAYE section to have your tax credits allocated to your pension?

Phone is probably best.

No, I was waiting to get my P45 from my employer which took an age :mad:

relax carry on · 09-10-2016 09:55PM

Peig Sayers wrote: »

Or is it telephone enquiries only?

I've just taken early retirement and my tiny pension is being taxed way too much. Can I call into the office in Mount St to discuss this or do I have to ring them?

Also, where do I sign on for tax credits? I don't know anything at all about this

Mount Street doesn't have a public office per the contact details of the website. Cathedral Street seems to be the place to go.

http://www.revenue.ie/en/contact/dublin-region.html

Also you can register your new pension online to have your tax credits and standard rate band allocated to it.

http://www.revenue.ie/en/online/jobs-pensions.html

Peig Sayers · 10-10-2016 06:19PM

Thanks, I rang them and it's all sorted now!

Can you visit a tax office to discuss your tax affairs?

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