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    1. Trying to contact them over a paye question. Submitted it via their help form two weeks ago. No response….

    2. Fl3mingt on

      Agreed, it’s my favourite time of year and they’re super quick to transfer any over payment.

    3. CherryStill2692 on

      Im always afraid i might have underpaid and have my credits hurt

    4. No_Square_739 on

      Oh you sweet summer child.

      Just wait until “tax returns” equates to you paying them a fcuk tonne.

    5. blockfighter1 on

      Usually get a few quid back alright. Last year was about 300

    6. Truckertoilets on

      Did mine on Jan 2nd and got my money by the 5th, nice start to the year.

    7. DartzIRL on

      Last time I did that they decided I owed them money somehow. Even when everyone else I worked with got money back.

      Not making the same mistake again.

    8. JunkyardVortex on

      People need to realize when you get a refund from Revenue its because you overpaid taxes in the year, it’s not a windfall it your money. Most of the time people who get refunds are people who had breaks in employment or work multiple jobs etc. if you work the same job earning the same pay all year chances are you have not overpaid and so will not be due a refund. Also be careful as your statement of liability can come up with an underpayment that you owe it’s not always a refund.

    9. AbsolutShite on

      Copy paste I’ll put in every year –

      You can claim loads of tax back on employer health insurance plans

      If you get health insurance through your work you might be owed tax back.

      Log into your Revenue account and go to the Tax Credits and Relief section. Check that Medical Insurance Relief is €1000. If it’s anything less than that, add up all your health insurance payments from your payslips and enter it there. If it’s over €1000, it’ll revert back to €1000 anyway.

      Mine was saying €269 for some reason. When I changed it to €1,000, Revenue is giving me back €146.20 per year (20% of 1000-269).

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