Statement of Liability?

I've tried to login there and it's telling me my login details are incorrect. I know they are correct. I logged in successfully on Friday gone so something seems not right…

Thanks for the replies, not just me, phew.

Seems to be back working okay now

Poor service to be fair was on injury benefit for 3 months before Christmas living on 244 a week with a fractured hand, if I said I lost my job I would have got 450, paid PRSI all my life I am 57 with 4 kids and 1 in college, anyway got back to work and revenue has decided to Tax the bollox out of me for last 6 weeks, it seems that welfare and revenue are still using carrier pigeons to deliver messages to them and to add to that I submitted my tax return to find out I underpayment them by1500 euro, it would make you wonder why I leave for work every morning at 6.30. rant over good morning.

I submitted health expenses on 2nd January, I'm still waiting for a revised SoL.

I get the same message as @Exiled Rebel

I raised an enquiry on 20th Jan, haven't received any response to that either.

As I was reading this thread just now, I got an email to say that my revised SoL is ready. My revised tax credit certificate is also ready.

Now to pay my tax bill....!

Submitted for 2025 had underpayment of 1275...

Strange thing is they wont give him all his tax credits as they said he didnt earn enough.. he earned above 28000... he asked me and im bambozzled so said id ask here does anyone know.. he has single the normal credits but they only gave him some of his single parent credit and none of his incapacitated child.. they said he is entitled to them but he didnt earn enough?

I dont know why i have to wait for entire Ireland to be processed first. I submitted mine on January 2nd and included supporting documents. They reached out on Jan 21st asking for a document that i had already uploaded. I responded with the document again but radio silence since. i tried calling but no luck. Not sure what i can do.

A relative is on carers allowance for elderly parent, this past 4 years, they work part time also under the 18 hrs. They are being charged high paye tax now since January, think around 40e per week, anyone know who to contact about it? Must be to do with the new welfare and revenue sharing details scheme!

"As of January 1, 2026, Revenue automatically receives notification of Carer's Allowance and Benefit payments directly from the Department of Social Protection, removing the need for carers to self-declare."

The person tax Credits and tax bands are reduced by the value of tax that is due on 52 weeks for the carers allowance payment.

So they would have paid take in previous years on it if self declared?

MyWelfare account is different to MyAccount with Revenue.

To pay tax on the carers allowance the person would have to complete their PAYE Tax Return at year end on MyAccount, unless they are claiming for any additional expenses: Medical, Mortgage, Working from home, Rent relief etc..then they may have an underpayment of income tax and owe refund x amount.

They're pay in previous years was was not subject to any income tax as the person had enough tax credits to cover the liability due. But now, their Tax Credits are reduced to tax the carers allowance.

The person in question can login to MyAccount to view their Tax Credit Certificate that will show how the Carers Allowance has reduced their tax credit. Social Welfare payments are taxable.

Majority of the most common DSP payments are taxable, the attached payments are exempt:

Just got a message through my enquiries that my sol will be available shortly, tax return done on 7th January. Medical expenses, foreign dividends and eu interest meant it went for manual review. I might leave next year's return to Feb/mar time frame.

I was made redundant in 2024.. my accountant only pointed out that one of the payments was made through tax and not as lump sum as agreed anyway i applied for lump sum payment tax credit on it.. its been 2 months 😄

I submitted my tax return on Jan 23, still waiting for my SOL, might call them to see what is up. Am sure my one must have went for manual review too, had higher than usual PAYE earnings last year, plus big medical expenses and untaxed savings interest to declare.

Yes, it finally came through, but I did send them a message via MyEnquiries and then called them (finally got through) to chase it, and this might have sped things up for me. Got a very nice refund this year, first time in ages I didn't underpay!