GM228 wrote: » Without having to read back over 42 pages of posts, can someone summarise exactly what the issue is and likely timeframe for backlog clearance? No doubt an "issue" with the new system.
cefh17 wrote: » I got mine this morning too, €60 overpayed. I'm useless when it comes to this, but, is the SoL separate to claiming back the BIK for medical insurance paid for by an employer? There was an amount entered in my tax relief for medical insurance field but it wasn't at 1000 (my policy being over 1000). I did try and call revenue last Friday but couldn't get through, maybe I'll have better luck next week when the lines have gotten quieter ðŸ˜
masterboy123 wrote: » Received SOL today. I owe 400 euros!
Risteard wrote: » One question that some people here may know. I had an underpayment during the year (which I was aware of and prepared for). It says that this will be claimed by adjusting my tax credits. Am I right in assuming this is automatic and I don't have to do anything further? Thanks
relax carry on wrote: » The statement of liability should include tax relief for any additional credits/reliefs you have chosen. You can amend the tax return you filed to claim correct amount of of tax relief on your medical insurance. You just need to enter the gross figure of 1000 euro which will allow a max refund figure of 200 euro. Please note this is not you claiming "the BIK back". All you are doing is claiming the tax relief on a medical insurance premium which everyone who pays for themselves get at source.
cefh17 wrote: » Thanks for that, it's just weird that there was an amount entered already (not by me) but not the full 1000.
Stratvs wrote: » If you had a u/p in a year then they usually adjust credits down in the following year. However sometimes depending on when the u/p comes to light E.g. late in the following year. it could be the year after that. Check MyAccount and see what your tax cert shows. Also the SOL (previously p21) should say something like “this will be collected in the year(s) xyz”
masterboy123 wrote: » I submitted medical receipt of 120 euros but SOL doesn't show this. I was hoping to get 20% back. Should I wait?
The Diddakoi wrote: » Did you pay any tax last year? If no tax was paid, then it won’t show on the SOL, and there will be no refund. If you did pay tax, then check the Health Expenses are definitely on the income tax return you submitted. You can view the submitted return online, and edit and resubmit if necessary.
relax carry on wrote: » Did the 20% you were expecting back reduce the underpayment you received instead?
Risteard wrote: » Did you just upload the receipts or insert the amount of medical expenses in the submission.
