Statement of Liability 2019

Hibernicis · 15-01-2021 2:03pm

@RevenueIE tweeted at 12:36pm today:

“We are aware of intermittent issues with our online services. Some customers can access services without any problem. However, for some customers performance is slow and for others the service is unavailable. Our technical teams are currently working to resolve the issues.”

L1011 · 15-01-2021 2:29pm

Sono wrote: »

Under payments due to TWSS will not be taken until 2022 and over 4 years so it’s not all bad if you do have an underpayment, you’ll barely even notice it.

Mines >3k. I'll notice that.

My employer was chancing their arm claiming it at all - they were not sufficiently down in income except maybe for a few weeks, and there were zero affordability issues for them. So I'm considering this a failure to pay my contracted salary.

Workplace Relations Commission if they don't pony up; and I'm sure Revenue would be interested in the overall claim!

Jimmy Bottlehead · 15-01-2021 2:39pm

Kevwoody wrote: »

What kind of message do you need? It's pretty obvious the site is down, do you really need it spelt out for you? And if this is the kind of thing that gets you stressed out, you really need to relax!

Numerous people have posted about substantial underpayments. Others (like myself) are nervously waiting to see if they're due a refund, which can make a huge difference to someone's economic situation.

Money isn't a stressor for you - great. But for some of us, it is, and this balancing statement is important.

Dempo1 · 15-01-2021 2:41pm

Jimmy Bottlehead wrote: »

Numerous people have posted about substantial underpayments. Others (like myself) are nervously waiting to see if they're due a refund, which can make a huge difference to someone's economic situation.

Money isn't a stressor for you - great. But for some of us, it is, and this balancing statement is important.

Well said

bennyl10 · 15-01-2021 2:43pm

Still staying “after January 15th”
Just want to know at this point

Dempo1 · 15-01-2021 2:44pm

L1011 wrote: »

Mines >3k. I'll notice that.

My employer was chancing their arm claiming it at all - they were not sufficiently down in income except maybe for a few weeks, and there were zero affordability issues for them. So I'm considering this a failure to pay my contracted salary.

Workplace Relations Commission if they don't pony up; and I'm sure Revenue would be interested in the overall claim!

3k, OMG, that's alot, I'm no expert but reporting suggested the max would be around €2.5k albeit I appreciate every situation different, sorry to hear this.

I've still nothing to look at, I'm assuming they are releasing statements in batches albeit I see from an earlier post SOME PAYE may not see anything until Monday

freshpopcorn · 15-01-2021 2:48pm

Dempo1 wrote: »

I've still nothing to look at, I'm assuming they are releasing statements in batches albeit I see from an earlier post SOME PAYE may not see anything until Monday

Same here!

stupidskin · 15-01-2021 2:53pm

Dempo1 wrote: »

3k, OMG, that's alot, I'm no expert but reporting suggested the max would be around €2.5k albeit I appreciate every situation different, sorry to hear this.

I've still nothing to look at, I'm assuming they are releasing statements in batches albeit I see from an earlier post SOME PAYE may not see anything until Monday

There was no email in the notifications but if you went into review the year 2020 you get an option to review statement of liability and the amount owed was contained in there, I can't see it exactly now as the page is now 404.. Not found due to the amount of traffic I suspect.

SAMTALK · 15-01-2021 2:55pm

I have nothing under my documents yet, part of me doesn't want to know at this stage

Dempo1 · 15-01-2021 3:01pm

stupidskin wrote: »

There was no email in the notifications but if you went into review the year 2020 you get an option to review statement of liability and the amount owed was contained in there, I can't see it exactly now as the page is now 404.. Not found due to the amount of traffic I suspect.

Thanks, I assumed it was in my documents? I didn't see the option to review statement of Liability but will take another look in the AM early, I'm anxious not to use up log in attempts, not sure if there's a limit per day, i get in using mygovid.

Dempo1 · 15-01-2021 3:02pm

SAMTALK wrote: »

I have nothing under my documents yet, part of me doesn't want to know at this stage

I hear you

stupidskin · 15-01-2021 3:07pm

Just managed to get in again. I was able to see it via here:

goto this Review your tax 2017 - 2020

then this

Statement of Liability
View your Preliminary End of Year Statement for 2020 based on Revenue’s records.

Busi_Girl08 · 15-01-2021 3:08pm

stupidskin wrote: »

Just managed to get in again. I was able to see it via here:

goto this Review your tax 2017 - 2020

then this

Statement of Liability
View your Preliminary End of Year Statement for 2020 based on Revenue’s records.

Did you get any email notification to say it's available?

siblers · 15-01-2021 3:09pm

stupidskin wrote: »

Just managed to get in again. I was able to see it via here:

goto this Review your tax 2017 - 2020

then this

Statement of Liability
View your Preliminary End of Year Statement for 2020 based on Revenue’s records.

I don't have that option.

On the off chance I get some money back, how long does it roughly take to go into the account?

mea_k · 15-01-2021 3:09pm

stupidskin wrote: »

Just managed to get in again. I was able to see it via here:

goto this Review your tax 2017 - 2020

then this

Statement of Liability
View your Preliminary End of Year Statement for 2020 based on Revenue’s records.

Mine just says it will be available after 15th... I wouldn't mind I got tax return as soon it was available.

stupidskin · 15-01-2021 3:11pm

no. nothing

Tzardine · 15-01-2021 3:12pm

Still waiting on mine too. Like others, I am getting the message

We are processing your most recent request. Your Statement of Liability will be available after 15th January.

I also expected it to be available today. But reading the language above it is now clear to me that there is no indication of when it might be released, just that it is sometime after today.

Whereas some people got their today, I think the majority will start to come in over the days/week ahead.

Sono · 15-01-2021 3:18pm

I fully expected everyone to be able to view theirs today, strange some can see their statement and others(myself included) getting the processing request message.

Turtwig · 15-01-2021 3:20pm

There are two statements:

Preliminary Statement of Liability: available 15 Jan for all employees. Shows provisional tax positions for informational purposes.

Statement of Liability: tax return required and only availabile from 18 Jan onwards. Shows final year position and refund/repayment.

https://www.revenue.ie/en/corporate/communications/eoy-information-for-employers-and-employees/important-dates-for-year-end-2020.aspx

Foweva Awone · 15-01-2021 3:20pm

Mine still says will be available after 15th January.

No PUP etc on mine, just usual medical expenses and bits and pieces, so I'm expecting a refund. Submitted my return on 1st January.

dashdoll · 15-01-2021 3:20pm

stupidskin wrote: »

Just managed to get in again. I was able to see it via here:

goto this Review your tax 2017 - 2020

then this

Statement of Liability
View your Preliminary End of Year Statement for 2020 based on Revenue’s records.

Thank you, mine isn't available here yet unfortunately....still processing. Would be helpful for the January bills, oh well, not going to hold my breath now for today.

natc · 15-01-2021 3:22pm

I wonder if those of us who completed a tax return for 2020 before today are unable to access our statement of liability yet?

Ours wouldn’t be a preliminary report since we completed our returns.

Most here are saying they received a preliminary report which would be the case if a tax return wasn’t completed I assume?

um7y1h83ge06nx · 15-01-2021 3:23pm

Good to see my thread going strong!

I'm going to have another underpayment this year as I needed to add additional incomes. With all the checks and balances last year I had an underpayment of about €1700, expecting it to be a little bit higher this year.

My main thing is to ensure I don't hit any checks. I do have everything in order but good to know all the same.

Busi_Girl08 · 15-01-2021 3:23pm

natc wrote: »

I wonder if those of us who completed a tax return for 2020 before today are unable to access our statement of liability yet?

Ours wouldn’t be a preliminary report since we completed our returns.

Most here are saying they received a preliminary report which would be the case if a tax return wasn’t completed I assume?

That's what I'm thinking too, so Monday then?

The Diddakoi · 15-01-2021 3:25pm

Busi_Girl08 wrote: »

Did you get any email notification to say it's available?

A notification does not go out to my documents to say it is available.

On your Amended Tax Credit Certificate a section was included stating:

Preliminary End of Year Statement

On 15 January 2021, Revenue will make your preliminary end of year statement available in myAccount in respect of 2020. You can view this under “Review your tax 2017-2020” in PAYE Services in MyAccount.

It also explains how you can submit a tax return if your preliminary end of year statement shows you have an overpayment of tax, or you want to claim additional credits or reliefs.

15-01-2021 3:28pm

Tzardine wrote: »

Still waiting on mine too. Like others, I am getting the message

We are processing your most recent request. Your Statement of Liability will be available after 15th January.

Yeah and they have the same bug as last year where is shows "Available" but get this when trying to view it.

den87 · 15-01-2021 3:30pm

Probably a stupid question but how do you pay it back? Is it taken out of your wages week by week or will they be looking for a lump sum?

The Diddakoi · 15-01-2021 3:32pm

den87 wrote: »

Probably a stupid question but how do you pay it back? Is it taken out of your wages week by week or will they be looking for a lump sum?

Your credits are reduced slightly over a period of 2 to 3 years to recover the outstanding amount.

Busi_Girl08 · 15-01-2021 3:33pm

den87 wrote: »

Probably a stupid question but how do you pay it back? Is it taken out of your wages week by week or will they be looking for a lump sum?

There's an option to pay it in a lump sum via your revenue online, or they will start taking it via income tax (I think) from January 2022 over 4 years.

antimatterx · 15-01-2021 3:34pm

I just checked my 2019 tax return (forgot to submit it last year). I'm owed 700 quid.

Not bad,

Statement of Liability 2019

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