Tax Forms

The Irish Revenue's most common PAYE Tax Forms and information leaflets can be printed or ordered by clicking the link below. Revenue will accept these printed tax forms for processing. Alternatively, to order, select the forms or leaflets that you require and they will be posted within five working days.

Click the link below for a full list of Tax Forms.
http://www.revenue.ie/fnl/ShowOrderEntry.do

Payroll Training in Dublin

Our next Level 1 Training course takes place in Dublin's Gresham Hotel on 16th April. Book your place today!! Click Here

Unable to Attend our Courses?

We have resisted for many years to sell our Course Notes, as opposed to our group training courses, but having received countless requests over the past year from all over Ireland and the Uk, we decided we can no longer ignore what people really want.........

As you can probably realise, Selling our Course Notes is a "RISK" to us and our group training course schedule, because of this we do have to limit the number of copies we are willingto release each Tax Year. We do want to help all those not in a position to attend one of our courses, but we do need to protect our core business from saturation, so for this reason we are releasing "ONLY 200 copies"

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Older people's tax credits and reliefs

If you are aged 65 or over and live in Ireland, you are liable to pay income tax in the normal way. However, the tax exemption limits are much higher for people aged 65 or over and there are some extra tax credits. It is possible to get tax relief for covenants to people aged 65 and over.

In certain circumstances, you may be able to reclaim any Deposit Interest Retention Tax paid. Annual exemption limits for 2009 and 2010

Status Aged 65 and over
- Single/Widowed person €20,000
- Married Couple €40,000

What are my entitlements under the Maternity Protection Act?

The Maternity Protection Acts 1994 and 2004 entitle a pregnant employee to 26 consecutive weeks maternity leave. If a woman takes maternity leave, she must take a minimum of 2 weeks leave before the last day of her expected week of confinement. She must also take a minimum of four weeks leave after the last day of her expected week of confinement. In addition to maternity leave and additional maternity leave, the Acts also cover a range of issues including: time off for ante-natal and postnatal medical visits; the right to return to work All employees who have taken maternity leave are entitled to take an additional 16 weeks of unpaid maternity leave. This is also known as 'unpaid leave'. This leave must commence immediately after maternity leave has ended. In order to avail of additional maternity leave, a woman must notify her employer in writing a minimum of four weeks before the additional maternity leave is due to commence. Available from the Equality Authority is a brochure outlining entitlements under the Acts - About the Maternity Protection Acts, 1994 and 2004. The full text of this brochure can be downloaded from the Equality Authority's website : click here. Alternatively you can contact the Equality Authority or email info@equality.ie, write to the Equality Authority, Clonmel Street, Dublin 2 or by telephone on 01- 417 3333

When do I apply for a Tax refund?

Generally you should wait a minimum of 4 weeks from the date you became unemployed before you apply for a tax refund.

If however you are in receipt of any taxable sources of income (which would include taxable income from the Department of Social and Family Affairs) you should wait a minimum of 8 weeks, as, any tax credit will be utilised in part or in full against the other income.

If emergency tax was deducted by your former employer, you may apply immediately for a refund on becoming unemployed.

Are all employees entitled to paid leave on public holidays?

Most employees are entitled to paid leave on public holidays - one exception to this is part-time employees who have not worked for their employer at least 40 hours in total in the 5 weeks before the public holiday.

Find out more about public holidays and employment rights, including what happens if you are on sick leave during a public holiday and what happens if a public holiday falls on a weekend. Click Here for more details.