TheUnderfaker wrote: » I think I'll go ahead and do that. Dying to get this done! Thanks for the info
slayerking wrote: » We were in the same boat waiting on last years p60. FYI, you can submit *up to* 4 years, and for us it turns out 3 years of tax was more than enough to take us over the max. So we ended up cancelling and just re-submitting 2013, 2014 and 2015 and got the confirmation form straight away then. If you look at your form12s you can clearly see your total tax so just add it all up to see how many years you need.
ShogunWarrior wrote: » Just checked our bank account after seeing speranza2's post and we got paid the refund too! I imagine they'll get the whole process down to 7-10 days from application to payment, since it really was pretty smooth considering.
Eireann81 wrote: » Did you confirm this with revenue? I couldn't get a straight answer from revenue as to whether they use the 'cost to build' or the 'estimated completed valuation' as the basis for the rebate.
louise1985 wrote: » Does either of you know how the bank work out the completion cost? We threw out a figure in one of the mortgage meetings but surely they would want a valuation from a professional??
Monfreid wrote: » It seems that this scheme does not really target self build as most of the self builders will have an LTV < 70% ... The scheme takes the valuation of the finished house and not the cost of building it ... unreal ... because of this, I do not qualify for this scheme ... :(:angry:
speranza2 wrote: » Money just dropped into account today!:) Thank god that process is over. All in all it was straightforward enough and, it may improve for people further down the line in terms of the process as a whole and, a good explanation of how it works. Anyway happy days! What's seldom is wonderful.:D:D Good luck to everybody else dealing with Revenue and in your new homes.
lunamia wrote: » speranza2 wrote: » Money just dropped into account today!:) Thank god that process is over. All in all it was straightforward enough and, it may improve for people further down the line in terms of the process as a whole and, a good explanation of how it works. Anyway happy days! What's seldom is wonderful.:D:D Good luck to everybody else dealing with Revenue and in your new homes. La speranza e' l'ultima a morire congrats! I had to cancel the application and re-do it from scratch because I didn't include my wife in the process, applying as a single and not as a group. I did it last week and the number of application was like 14,000ish... I think they will process my application next year :mad:
bittihuduga wrote: » if you have paid the deposit in Dec 2016 and signed the contract, are you retrospective buyer? confused which option to choose
tbayers wrote: » You sure? I have it in writing that I dont need to go and cancel to add my partner. I could be slightly different scenario though as I will be claiming the 100% tax rebate. Both our names are on the contract and mortgage. Also made a balls in selecting tax years and didn't select enough. So hoping they can add an extra year in without cancelling. Surely it can't be that hard rather than starting again?
speranza2 wrote: » lunamia wrote: » La speranza e' l'ultima a morire congrats! I had to cancel the application and re-do it from scratch because I didn't include my wife in the process, applying as a single and not as a group. I did it last week and the number of application was like 14,000ish... I think they will process my application next year :mad: Finché c'è vita...c'è speranza Are you sure the first application was 000000001?
lunamia wrote: » La speranza e' l'ultima a morire congrats! I had to cancel the application and re-do it from scratch because I didn't include my wife in the process, applying as a single and not as a group. I did it last week and the number of application was like 14,000ish... I think they will process my application next year :mad: Finché c'è vita...c'è speranza
GDK_11 wrote: » Apologies, a bit confusing I know. Ok we have paid the full 10% of the deposit and signed a week or so before christmas. We have the full mortgage approval but have not drawn down as we won't be completing the purchase for a couple of weeks.
ShogunWarrior wrote: » You'll get the money directly if either: You're buying from a developer and you signed contracts before end of Dec 31st You're self-building and you drew down the first tranche of the mortgage before end of Dec 31st
Blingy wrote: » Anyone have the issue where your developer is not on the approved list? What did you do? Thanks.
morrga wrote: » speranza2 wrote: » Are you sure the first application was 000000001? I think so, yeah, as my first application I did the 6th Jan was 3000ish and the one on the 20th Jan was 140000ish After I called the Revenue they told they would have rejected my first application, because I didn't apply as a group (even if the rebate is 100% on me).
speranza2 wrote: » Are you sure the first application was 000000001?
youcancallmeal wrote: » You need to get them to read this and fill out the HTB1 form. We are trying to get the developer for our build to do this at the moment. Seems like they haven't really done any research on it and don't really understand it. Hopefully they pull the finger out and get it done soon, it really shouldn't make any difference to them because they are still getting the money anyway.
davidsr20 wrote: » But it still says under that awaiting membership of my wife which we did.
bittihuduga wrote: » mine says - application successful. does this mean stage1 complete? should i start uploading docs now?
davidsr20 wrote: » How long is it like that?did u get an code
