Statement of liability 2023

Got the same email myself about correspondence from Revenue but nothing there when i log in

I received the email, too and no correspondence when I logged in.

I would give it a day or two and check again. I expect a lot of people claimed rent tax credit as soon as they could so it would cause some delays on their side.

I applied on first of January too I will let you know when I get it :)

SOL is there now, got my refund.

Says overpayment of 999 but getting a refund of 750. Jointly assessed and claimed the full 1,000 rent credit so I'm a bit confused

That's what I was hoping for. Her SOL said it was being paid to my account and she hasn't received any payment.

They said the remainder is going into the wife's account, so I got 750 and she gets 250.

We're both with the same bank but she hasn't been paid it yet. There's also nothing on her SOL to show she's getting 250 so will give it a few days to see what happens

That's what I was worried about but Her bank details on Revenue are correct so we'll give them a call Monday or Tuesday if she hasn't gotten anything

no statement notification but refund in account

You don't have to answer those. Only fields with red * have to be filled in ;)

Why are you applying for SOL in JAN.

FYI, the first word of your nickname is in Ukrainian, but the second is in English. It should have been Slava Ukraini - currently it doesn't make sense, is actually misspelled if you aimed to the original language, and so it looks a bit foolish rather than respectful, unfortunately...

It’s for 2022, not this year

It's not due until end of OCT.

Putting your return in this early means it gets extra attention.

What are you on about? The October deadline even for self assessed, is a deadline for filing; not the date you file. You can file anytime from January onwards and your return will get the same attention whenever it's filed. Do you think Revenue has staff manually checking millions of tax returns?

You're on a different tack altogether. You file self assessment in October. You do your SOL or tax return/additional claims from January if you're a PAYE employee. You'll find the vast majority of PAYE workers will claim in January. Why on earth would they wait until the following October?

This thread is about Statements of Liability, not Self Assessment.