In Ireland, claiming tax back can be an arduous task. This is why a lot of people simply don’t pursue it. However, an even bigger problem is that many of us simply don’t know the huge range of things on which you can claim tax back. It’s such a prolific problem in fact, that in 2015, Revenue wrote to over...
The education system in Ireland is extremely good but it can also be extremely expensive. If you’re in an undergrad, postgrad, an IT or foreign language programme, we’ve got good news for you. You may be eligible to claim tax back on your college fees! Here’s a simple but comprehensive guide to all you need to know. CONTENTS Conditions...
The dawn of a new year usually brings with it some new changes to tax legislation, and this year is no different for those of us paying Irish taxes. With expectations that there would be limited room to manoeuvre, the 2018 Budget includes positives and negatives in equal measure. From standard rate income, to home carer tax credit, here’s our...
It may come as a surprise to learn that a significant number of nurses and nursing assistants in Ireland end up paying more tax than they should. As such, if you are a nurse or nursing assistant, there is a good chance you are eligible to claim back some of the tax you have paid over the past four years....
Dental work can be expensive, but many treatments qualify for tax relief, allowing you to deduct a proportion of their cost from your annual tax liability. If you’ve undergone dental treatment in the last four years, you can claim tax back on the procedure. This guide covers which treatments qualify for dental tax relief, the amount available for relief, and...
Fertility treatments costs are on the rise in Ireland. Fertility treatments can quickly become expensive; especially IVF, which is one of the more popular treatments. The average cost of IVF per couple can range anywhere from €5k-40k, depending on how many sessions are required. Additionally, private health insurance doesn’t cover most fertility treatments, leaving couples with some substantial bills to...
More and more people are opting to have laser-eye surgery to permanently correct their vision. Bad news for opticians; but fantastic for those who suffer with visual impairments. If you have recently undergone laser eye surgery, you may be relieved to know that you can probably claim tax back on the procedure costs; even if you didn’t have the operation...
If you’re a home carer, you may qualify for the Home Carer Tax Credit. This article explains exactly what the home carer’s tax credit is. You’ll also find out about the key rules that stipulate your eligibility and the current rates for the Home Carer’s tax credit. CONTENTS What is Home Carer’s Tax Credit Qualifying for Home Carer’s Tax Credit...
If you’ve recently moved to Ireland for employment, or if you are planning to leave Ireland to start a career some place new, you will need to know about Split Year Treatment (SYT) for your income tax liabilities. Below, we outline what SYT is, the eligibility criteria, how the treatment varies for those arriving and those leaving the country, as...
Working multiple jobs is stressful enough without having to worry about accidentally paying more tax than you should. Do you have to pay tax on a second job? Yes, but if you’ve been working two or more jobs over the past two years, it’s more than likely you have been overpaying tax and you may well be entitled to claim...
Are you interested in joining over 310,000 PAYE workers who have claimed an average of €1,092 of tax back? Irish Tax Rebates have helped 75% of people who apply to receive thousands, sometimes tens of thousands of Euros for their tax back claims. If you believe you are entitled to claim tax back, here are five reasons you should consider...
