Statement of Liability 2019

CeeCeeBloom · 25-01-2020 6:09pm

Applied Monday and SOL was in this AM.

Wonder how long now for transfers ðŸ˜‚

whatever99 · 25-01-2020 6:24pm

Submitted mine on 5th January. SoL wasn’t there this morning, but I just checked and it’s there now. So looks like some are being updated over the weekend.

Mongfinder General · 25-01-2020 6:43pm

MissGriff wrote: »

I think one or two said they did a few pages back.
I got my SoL a hour or two ago. Checked my bank account and not in yet for me anyhow.

Thanks- I put in for mine on 10 January. Nothing yet.

Jake2 · 25-01-2020 6:45pm

Mine also arrived today , no email but I checked last night and no update checked this afternoon and sol was in my documents. However I am not due a refund but I should be able to claim something due to getting married at end of last year and my spouse is not working so I paid more tax than if we were joint assessed. I submitted an enquiry on the 1St about that but looks like I'll still be waiting . Bit stupid it can't be automatically can calculated

ytpe2r5bxkn0c1 · 25-01-2020 6:45pm

Applied 15th January, SoL there 23rd. Over €2000 of a refund too. Money in the bank on 24th.

73bc61lyohr0mu · 25-01-2020 6:48pm

Getting €855 back. Happy days.

Mutant · 25-01-2020 6:54pm

Mine in an hour or two ago. Finally waiting since the 2nd 820 comin back to me so suppose i wont complain anymore haha

advertsfox · 25-01-2020 7:21pm

Refreshing hopelessly. Got a brief message today saying it will be "arriving shortly", I immediately replied asking when is shortly and got no reply - this was 6 hours ago, still nothing.

Applied on the 2nd, email confirmation on the 9th...

jusvi2001 · 25-01-2020 8:08pm

Magsertails wrote: »

Hubby and I submitted ours 01.01, waiting over three weeks , only came in today...24 days total waiting.

I have applied on 5th January and got email 10th Jan saying SOL will be available on 17th Jan. look like many applied in past few days already received their SOL.

natc · 25-01-2020 8:15pm

Still nothing here either! The wait goes on....

Vologda69 · 25-01-2020 8:26pm

Applied 2nd January. Told id have it by 17th. Still waiting. Will know better next year

PCX · 25-01-2020 8:35pm

Magsertails wrote: »

Anyone been audited??

Do you have a good reason you don't want to be? :pac:

Even if they pay a refund they can still go back and ask for back up documents etc for 4 years.

angela1711 · 25-01-2020 9:13pm

Hi, quick question. My parent has an underpayment of tax from 2018. Originally they decided to reduce his tax credits for this year which is fine. He is currently out of work on an extended injury benefit. We just got his SOL from 2019 and there is a good bit of overpayment. Revenue decided to just offset it towards his previous underpayment. Can we ring them and ask to overturn their decision and request a tax credit reduction instead of an offset ?

rsl1976 · 26-01-2020 5:37am

angela1711 wrote: »

Hi, quick question. My parent has an underpayment of tax from 2018. Originally they decided to reduce his tax credits for this year which is fine. He is currently out of work on an extended injury benefit. We just got his SOL from 2019 and there is a good bit of overpayment. Revenue decided to just offset it towards his previous underpayment. Can we ring them and ask to overturn their decision and request a tax credit reduction instead of an offset ?

As long as you have an underpayment they will offset any overpayment towards that. Had the same issue a couple of years ago

advertsfox · 26-01-2020 3:30pm

Anyone receive their statements today at all?

natc · 26-01-2020 3:42pm

It’ll be tomorrow before anymore issue I would imagine.

walshb · 26-01-2020 8:23pm

So, these PAYE-BASE-WEB2839630259722941988 type messages are due to there being revenue delays for liability statements? Submitted an income tax return for 2019 today, and was able to log back in and view it; now I am getting these type errors when I click on the view option...

michellie · 26-01-2020 9:27pm

walshb wrote: »

So, these PAYE-BASE-WEB2839630259722941988 type messages are due to there being revenue delays for liability statements? Submitted an income tax return for 2019 today, and was able to log back in and view it; now I am getting these type errors when I click on the view option...

I was getting that error too, I'd say it's website maintenance, revenue normally do it in the evenings.

Looking forward to the excitement tomorrow of will we / won't we get our SOL's....

siblers · 26-01-2020 9:30pm

Got a whopping 24 euros back. Wonder if I missed something considering the crazy amounts some people here are getting

relax carry on · 26-01-2020 9:41pm

siblers wrote: »

Got a whopping 24 euros back. Wonder if I missed something considering the crazy amounts some people here are getting

In keeping with that sentiment. What exactly are people getting those large refunds from? I thought the new system was going to cut down on cases where you ended up being overtaxed through the year.

Mongfinder General · 26-01-2020 9:43pm

relax carry on wrote: »

In keeping with that sentiment. What exactly are people getting those large refunds from? I thought the new system was going to cut down on cases where you ended up being overtaxed through the year.

Health expenses is one example. I don't think that you can claim for them during the year.

barneystinson · 26-01-2020 9:44pm

Mongfinder General wrote: »

Health expenses is one example. I don't think that you can claim for them during the year.

Correct, but they are only allowed at the standard rate, so a grand in health expenses is only €200.

Dodge · 26-01-2020 9:51pm

relax carry on wrote: »

In keeping with that sentiment. What exactly are people getting those large refunds from? I thought the new system was going to cut down on cases where you ended up being overtaxed through the year.

Could be loads of reasons but the biggest one is married couples who are assessed separately during the year by the SOL/p21 assesses them jointly. If one of them is under the top rate by a bit, and the other is over by a bit then they can save a fair bit

It’s easy enough to check what you should get before applying. People should do that to see if they’re OK first IMO

siblers · 26-01-2020 9:58pm

Dodge wrote: »

Could be loads of reasons but the biggest one is married couples who are assessed separately during the year by the SOL/p21 assesses them jointly. If one of them is under the top rate by a bit, and the other is over by a bit then they can save a fair bit

It’s easy enough to check what you should get before applying. People should do that to see if they’re OK first IMO

How do you do check that?

Dodge · 26-01-2020 10:04pm

From your statement of tax (the old p60). It’ll give you your taxable income and the tax bands

Multiple the first tax band by 0.2
Multiple the rest of your taxable income by 0.4
Add them

Take your tax credits (3,300 for a single person) and any allowances from that sum

That’s what you should have paid in tax

If what you actually pay is more than that, you’ll get the difference back

(If you have medical expenses you can multiply them by 0.2 to see what you’ll get back here too)

Mongfinder General · 26-01-2020 10:10pm

barneystinson wrote: »

Correct, but they are only allowed at the standard rate, so a grand in health expenses is only €200.

A pregnant wife going private will soon change that.

26-01-2020 10:13pm

Completed my SOL on Friday 17 Jan, €802 paid into my account Sat 25 Jan (yesterday). Delighted !

Stratvs · 26-01-2020 10:26pm

Mongfinder General wrote: »

A pregnant wife going private will soon change that.

Congratulations and best wishes to you both.

Kiith · 27-01-2020 12:30am

Got mine yesterday, with no email notification. Pretty much exactly as I was expecting it (€400 overpayment due to medical expenses).

bellatrix1 · 27-01-2020 8:28am

I did mine on January 1st and still nothing when I checked there. This is beyond a joke.

Statement of Liability 2019

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