Case Study: Where Revenue can get it wrong with Social Welfare
Tuesday, 24 February 2015
by Administrator
Last week, Sarah took a look at the ways Social Welfare can affect your tax bill – which in many cases could mean you owe Revenue additional taxes. However, I recently had a client where quite the opposite happened and resulted in a refund of over €7,000! So, I thought it was worth sharing. The
- Published in Income Tax, Social Welfare
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How Social Welfare can affect your Tax Bill
Thursday, 19 February 2015
by Administrator
Many of our clients have received some sort of social welfare income over the years and it always seems to be a key area of confusion when it comes to how it affects their taxes. Some have gone ahead and requested a P21 to see if they are due a refund, only to receive notification
- Published in Paye Tax, Social Welfare
Top 5 Mistakes People Make With Their Tax
Tuesday, 09 September 2014
by Administrator
There’s not a day goes by when the tax experts at Red Oak don’t spot an error with somebody’s tax – whether they’ve made it themselves or it’s the fault of their employer or Revenue – mistakes are common and can have a huge impact on your possible refund. Here are the top 5 mistakes
- Published in Medical Expenses, Paye Tax, Red Oak Tax Refunds News, Single Parents, Social Welfare, Tax Refunds
4 Possible Tax Refunds for New Mums
Tuesday, 29 July 2014
by Administrator
There’s been a bit of chatter around tax and the Maternity Benefit over the last week, so I thought it might help all the new mums out there to have someone clarify the situation for you. I know with me, it was the last thing I wanted to think about when I had a newborn
- Published in Medical Expenses, Single Parents, Social Welfare
What Revenue doesn’t want you to know about underpayments
Tuesday, 22 July 2014
by Administrator
It’s becoming more and more common these days for people to receive notice from Revenue that they have an underpayment and owe Revenue extra tax money. This prompts endless questions… What does that mean? How did this happen? Doesn’t my employer look after this? How am I going to pay them back? …none of which
- Published in Income Tax, Paye Tax, Refund Examples, Social Welfare, Tax Refunds





