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Happy New Year
Have you received you P60 for 2012 yet? If so, we can review and calculate whether you are due a tax refund for 2012 … For those that have not claimed all their tax back for previous years, remember we can go back to 2009 – 4 years!! The average refund is just under...
Property Tax
Property Tax From 1 July 2013 the much talked about Property tax on residential properties will be introduced. Some of the main conditions of the tax are as follows: The Property Tax will be collected by the Revenue Commissioners and not a Local Authority. The market...
Budget 2013 – Update
Budget 2013 - updates Follow our continuous updates on Budget 2013, which is being released today at 2.30pm. Click here for full information ...
CGT – disposal of assets
Capital Gains Tax (‘CGT’) / Disposal of Assets If you have disposed of any assets (be that land, buildings, shares or other assets) in the period 1 January 2012 to 30 November 2012 and generated a capital gain; CGT is payable by 15 December 2012. Contact...
Budget 2013 – Wednesday 5th December
Budget 2013 We understand that Minister Noonan is expected to begin his speech at 2.30pm next Wednesday 5 December. We will be updating our news section and facebook page to keep you updated.
Deadline for 2008 tax refunds
Claim your tax back from 2008 The deadline for all PAYE workers to claim their tax that they may have overpaid for the tax year 2008 is 31st December 2012. Any claims should be submitted to the Revenue before this date. Otherwise, any overpaid tax from 2008 will be...
Budget 2013 – Further Analysis
Budget 2013 - Further Analysis There is another interesting article in today's Irish Times relating to the upcoming budget. http://www.irishtimes.com/newspaper/ireland/2012/1105/1224326140614.html
Attention all teachers!
Did you know that even if you request a P21, a Revenue balancing statement for a particular tax year, it may not be correct?! Also, 92% of teachers are not claiming the correct flat rate expense allowance. Claim your tax back now. No refund–No fee!! The deadline to...
Claim your Tax back for Christmas
Would you like to have MORE MONEY in your pocket for the Christmas season? Contact irishtaxback.ie now to ensure that you get your tax refund prior to Christmas. Average tax refund is just under €900.00. Also, remember you are entitled to claim tax back for the...
No Refund, No Fee - Straightforward as that!
PAYE individuals in receipt of PAYE income only, can avail of our ‘No Refund -No Fee’ policy. If you are due a tax refund our fee will be 10% plus VAT of any tax refund due to you and remember, there is no upfront payment or minimum charges – our fee is only due when you receive your tax refund.