redmond08 wrote: » So I submitted my form 12 last night for the past 4 years but I can't go any further to submit my application. It nows says. "According to our records you have the following liabilities and/or returns due: P21 not requested" So I go to request it and it only allows me to view it. Do I have to wait for revenue to approve my form 12 before I can request it? Thanks again!
redmond08 wrote: » Everything came through this morning and we got it thanks everyone for your information and help. We're going to see the bank tomorrow, so fingers crossed. If we get rejected by 2 banks, can we use this HTB for the rebuilding Ireland home loan (Mortgage with the council)?
dellas1979 wrote: » Ive posted a few times in here, but no replies :-( I applied for the HTB a week ago (am building). For the last week, the status has remained the same "Under Review". Did it take a long time for them (Revenue) to come back to ye? Thanks!
conf101 wrote: » Mine only took a couple of days, but I'm buying a new build, not self-building, if that makes any difference. Did you try calling Revenue?
sightband wrote: » you’ve been waiting a week for a response on a single build with legal and personal finances to be reviewed from a governemnt department? is this what you are asking?
dellas1979 wrote: » Am asking people who have done the HTB process with Revenue, how long it took them to at least know they are eligible and how much for. Its just been over a week actually since I applied.
vikas.kshatriya wrote: » the logic is - if you paid more than 20K taxes in last 4 years, then you are eligible for max amount which is 20K. Friend of mine earns ~ 75K a year and Revenue told him he can avail max amount by selecting only last 2 of 4 years. Hope this answers
dellas1979 wrote: » Yes-the max you can get back is 20k. But its only the value of your mortgage (at least this is what I understand!). So, if youve a 200k mortgage, you are eligible for 5% of this (if paid in tax in last 4 years). Been having a look at p60s. Have defo paid over 20k in taxes. So please God am entitled to something. Had a quick call with revenue on Friday, and was told that my application is sitting in someone's inbox/queue. So they should get to it this week. Just to add, something funny that happened a few months ago...Ive been organising to build for nearly a year now. Reactions have been funny in general. If you are building, people think youve lots of money. If you are buying, doesnt seem to get same reaction. I rang an energy agency a few months ago, see if there were any grants I could avail of, and I was told "well, if you can afford to build a house, you dont need a grant". Think the attitude is weird/funny. Why is it perceived people building have pockets of money?
autumnbelle wrote: » I applied about a week ago I rang them and they said delay is cos our status changed as we got married so she doesn't know how long that will delay application
cfitz86 wrote: » Can anyone tell me exactly what paperwork that I will need to submit when claiming for HTB scheme for self build? is it just a matter of filling out the p21 form or do I need to go through solicitor to sort?
dellas1979 wrote: » After 3 weeks and 1 very angry phone call to Revenue today, finally got approved for 20K (which is max amount I believe). There is an application stage and a claim stage (I know, its not clear at all). You need to have P21 statements done for the years that you are claiming for (you can claim for 4 years). So, go to revenue.ie, click on HTB, and start the application there. Once they approve, then you can go ahead an submit documents etc. Am at this stage myself, so if I know anymore, I will offer advice.
izzyflusky wrote: » Was it the angry phonecall that did the trick?lol. I've been on the phone to them recently, and understand that there might be a backlog now from he storm but getting impatient!
dellas1979 wrote: » oh it was. Id rang about 4 times (taking time out of work and making phonecalls). They tried to fob me off again, and I just said "no want to speak with a supervisor, this is stressing me out now" I was waiting 3 weeks for someone just to press a button to say am eligible (all tax years balanced correctly). I said I have to make decisions on how much Ive to build for, and I cant until yer one somewhere checks the application and presses a button. Within 10 minutes it was approved. Took 10 mins to check the application.
JDD wrote: » This has probably been asked multiple times but it's such a long thread...apologies in advance. I'm a second time buyer. My husband is a first time buyer. If my husband wanted to buy something in his sole name, would he be prevented from accessing the help to buy scheme because of the sole fact that he is married to a second time buyer? My name would not be on the deeds of the property. We are assessed singly for tax purposes.
masha26 wrote: » Just got approval for help to buy. Max they can give us is 9800 as a group, was hoping for more than that. We are only on our first stage of the application they don't have the details regarding purchase price of house yet, will this number change or this is it?
