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2012 Tax Refunds

Friday, 25 November 2016 by Ray Byrne

With the year-end approaching we are all starting to think about Christmas and all that it entails. It is also the end of the current tax year and with that, brings the deadline for being able to claim any 2012 Tax Refunds that you may be due. For this Blog Post, we have decided to

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13 Unlucky Mistakes You Can Make On Your Tax Return

Friday, 13 June 2014 by Administrator

You may not be crossing the paths of any black cats today, but if you are attempting your tax return, you could be making some mistakes that will provide more bad luck than walking under a ladder! So, to celebrate Black Friday, I thought I’d put together a list of the 13 unlucky mistakes that

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The Price of Single-dom

Tuesday, 13 May 2014 by Administrator

I was reading an excellent article by Lorraine Courtney in the Irish Independent yesterday which talked about being penalised financially for being single. As a single person, this got me thinking about how we singles are being treated for tax purposes and what is actually available to us to minimise the blow from Revenue. So,

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2012 Tax changes to your Payslip

Wednesday, 04 January 2012 by John O' Connor

Why your net pay per payslip may change In Budget 2012, it was announced that no new changes to Income Tax would be introduced for 2012. So why has your Net Pay per your Payslip changed? Here are 8 likely reasons. 1. You Are Renting If you are renting, then annual reductions in Rent Relief leading to

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Budget 2012 – What’s rumoured

Tuesday, 09 August 2011 by John O' Connor

Latest Budget 2012 News Early Days yet, but already a strong message coming out as to what changes we will see in Tax and charges in 2012 from the Budget in December. Already in the Pipeline – Cuts in Budget It has already been indicated from the Bin Charges Tax Credit will be gone from

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Rent Relief – 2011 tax credit reduction

Wednesday, 19 January 2011 by John O' Connor

2011 Rent Relief Currently renting If you are currently receiving rent relief, Budget 2011 announced changes in the maximum amount of rent paid that you can get relief upon as follows: So, for a single person under 55 in 2010, you will be able to get relief on a maximum of €2,000 at 20%, which

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Budget 2011 – Tax Cuts and Levy increases

Tuesday, 07 December 2010 by John O' Connor

So you have checked on the Budget Calculator how you are affected by Budget 2011 – see below how some other people are affected by the changes. Single person Earning €30,0000 – Better Off! Jenny earns €30,000 a year and lives with her parents With the changes in tax credits, Jenny’s income tax bill will

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What’s a Principal Private Residence then?

Thursday, 01 July 2010 by John O' Connor

Principal Private Residence – Why it matters What’s your Principal Private Residence? This has massive tax implications across many areas of tax. In our experience this causes a lot of confusion. What is it According to Paul Young, wherever he lays his hat, that’s his home. There’s a bit of all of us who like

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Wednesday Club On Rent Tax Credit

Thursday, 20 May 2010 by John O' Connor

In the Wednesday club this week we were talking about RENT TAX CREDIT. Who can and cannot claim, how much we can claim (the rates of relief), what information do we need to claim this tax credit and what we should do if our landlord is a non-resident (not many of us do know)

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Claiming Tax Back – What’s New

Tuesday, 12 January 2010 by John O' Connor

If you are looking to claim a tax back for 2009, the picture has changed somewhat from previous years. Some of the changes will mean you are due less of a tax refund, other changes have increased the amount of of tax back that can be reclaimed. These are these main changes: More Refunds You

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