revenue thing... have a look.. (1 Viewer)

[classic seanc]

Eh, I'm at home actually. The b-band is up in Dublin.

Sheesh, no cash for you pottymouth

 

[theweeyin]

Eh, I'm at home actually. The b-band is up in Dublin.

Sheesh, no cash for you pottymouth

:heart:

 

[#10-7]

jaysus, winner Sean, winner!

 

[Doctor Muscles]

Its worth a five minute phone call...

"In light of recent news reports and subsequent adverts on bus
stops/trains/billboards, it appears the Revenue Commis owe us a lot of
money. If you need a more precise figure, try EUR1.2 billion, over the past
five years. In order to see if you are owed money, you'll need to contact the Revenue on 1890 333 425."

ok well, everyone should give this a go.

call the number (1890 333 425).

you'll get a voice activated service when it answers and it asks
for your PPS number. (its a bit dopey this, the voice thing is annoying).

There is a voice activated service when it answers and it asks
for your PPS number. When you give this, it asks what service you want,
simply say "None of these" and wait for an operator to continue.

Ask him/her for a P21 Balancing Statement and get it back-dated to 2002 or as far back as possible. They will check if all your details are correct and send them out. (don't be afraid to ask whether you overpaid or underpaid for each year, it only takes a second).

>>>>If you are owed any money, you get a cheque from them within
days. On the other hand if you owe them money, it will be taken from you in the form of a reduction in your tax credits in the years to come. you won't notice this too much, but it could happen, so be warned. not everyone will get cash back, but some will.

i called, 2002 i overpaid by about 500, 2004 i underpaid by about 500 and 2005 i overpaid by about 600, (2003 details they had were incorrect), so i should get about 600 cashback.

about 10 of my friends did it, one got a cheque for €1.34, 4 or 5 got nothing, but one or two got €600+.

give it a go, might be worth it...
K

Got 800 smackers out of this. You're ace.

 

[Yurn!]

Cheque today. Nice.

 

[#10-7]

Cheque today. Nice.

wallet inspector! !ninjaaaa

 

[RSJ]

Cheque today. Nice.

How long since you rang them?

 

[F. Fred Palakon]

Checked the postbox last night at 5am, drunk out of my mind. Got big fat cheque. Celebrated.

Woke up this morning, no recollection of it at all. Found big fat cheque in kitchen. Very pleasant way to start a hangover. I'm off to buy 800 euro worth of Solpadeine.

 

[Chad]

picked up a cheque for €148 euro today. apparently i only overpaid in 2004. or they didnt bother checking for the last two years!!

 

[clonan attack]

just got a cheque for 650 smackaroo's. Going to Galway now....oh shit!

 

[ernesto]

you lucky bastards

 

[deedee]

Dudes! Checked my meagre bank balance and 1200 deposited by the Revenue!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11
Thanks Delorentos boy - consider your album bought!

Huzzah!

 

[classic seanc]

Hmmm, I underpaid severely in 2003, and my tax credits have taken a fairly heavy hit.....shit.

I'd reckon any of you guys who've had concurrent PAYE jobs should be kinda careful.

 

[#10-7]

Dudes! Checked my meagre bank balance and 1200 deposited by the Revenue!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11
Thanks Delorentos boy - consider your album bought!

Huzzah!

excellent *rubs hands*

 

[whathappen?]

i have been waiting about 3 weeks for my letter?is that normal???

 

[THRILLHO]

1.60 - hooray!

 

[coraline]

i have been waiting about 3 weeks for my letter?is that normal???

me too, waiting 3 weeks, although i did send in Med1 forms too so maybe they take longer....

 

[sweetoblivion]

does it matter if most of the time you were working part-time? like, I've been working since I was 16, so that's 7 years of working, but most of that was part-time (with full-time during the summer) until this year. I presume that means I'll get less money, if I'm owed money at all?

 

[Stan Bowles]

I didn't even try this as I have a limited company I created a few years ago for contract that I can't be arsed to close, so I have to fill out loads of forms with zeros, and they then send me a demand.

Anyway I just got a tax demand in from the revenue for 10 cent.

I love the revenue.

 

[Pantone247]

I didn't even try this as I have a limited company I created a few years ago for contract that I can't be arsed to close,

and how are my shares in STAN-COM doing these days?