How much TAX back on a 26000 then 32000 Salary?

Kandy · 10-01-2016 02:01PM #1

Hello,

I was on a salary of 26000 Euro, almost 300 euro in deductions was taken every month and now I'm on a 32000 salary with health and pension benefits which the company pays and I get about 500 Euro in deductions!

I have applied to get tax back for this year. I do it every year. How much should I get back approximately?

It's horrible seeing all these deductions come. I ended up going from gross 32k to about net 26k!

Thanks for your help

Alan Shore · 10-01-2016 02:30PM

http://services.deloitte.ie/tc

€26,000 gross in 2015 was €22,095 net

€32,000 gross in 2016 is €26567 net

Kandy · 10-01-2016 02:52PM

Alan Shore wrote: »

€26,000 gross in 2015 was €22,095 net

€32,000 gross in 2016 is €26567 net

Thanks for your reply, I have found that info before in terms of gross and net but my question really is what would one expect to get back from revenue / paye on this salary?

Thanks

Stheno · 10-01-2016 02:54PM

Kandy wrote: »

Thanks for your reply, I have found that info before in terms of gross and net but my question really is what would one expect to get back from revenue / paye on this salary?

Thanks

Nothing unless you have allowable expenses you can claim like medical bills or college fees

Kandy · 10-01-2016 02:58PM

Stheno wrote: »

Nothing unless you have allowable expenses you can claim like medical bills or college fees

Are you sure? I was under the impression we are entitled to get some back? Hmm this is interesting

Stheno · 10-01-2016 03:00PM

Kandy wrote: »

Are you sure? I was under the impression we are entitled to get some back? Hmm this is interesting

Yes, once your tax has been deducted correctly.

Kandy · 10-01-2016 03:09PM

Stheno wrote: »

Yes, once your tax has been deducted correctly.

For the last few years I must have been over charged as always got some back, thanks for info. I wont be so disappointed when I dont get anything now... there goes booking that holiday with it

Stheno · 10-01-2016 03:11PM

Kandy wrote: »

For the last few years I must have been over charged as always got some back, thanks for info. I wont be so disappointed when I dont get anything now... there goes booking that holiday with it

Send in your p60 and request a balancing statement and see how it goes

CIARAN_BOYLE · 10-01-2016 03:47PM

Kandy wrote: »

For the last few years I must have been over charged as always got some back, thanks for info. I wont be so disappointed when I dont get anything now... there goes booking that holiday with it

20% on any medical bills if you send in a form med 1.

allthedoyles · 11-01-2016 11:00PM

You say your employer gives you health benefits .............do you mean private health insurance ?

Kandy · 13-01-2016 09:28PM

allthedoyles wrote: »

You say your employer gives you health benefits .............do you mean private health insurance ?

Hi yes health insurance through A V IVA... how come you ask?

Stheno · 13-01-2016 10:09PM

Kandy wrote: »

Hi yes health insurance through A V IVA... how come you ask?

That's taxable as benefit in kind.

allthedoyles · 13-01-2016 11:27PM

Well there you go .....claim this for last 4 years and it might reduce your tax bill

How much TAX back on a 26000 then 32000 Salary?

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