Get your dentist to complete form Med2 which lists all eligible dental treatments (Bridges, crowns, implants, etc) . You can claim for expenses incurred anywhere in EU (I don't have information regarding other countries such as USA, Canada.
You won't actually get a figure unless you request P21 for each year. You just need to be sure that you are claiming all your allowances (and that your incomes are declared accurately). I think P21 will be delivered online within a few days.
Re: Late Filing Penalty of 1250 euro turns refund situation into payment due to Reven
Would this be in relation to 2008 rental income only - presuming that your employer would have made return of income on your behalf?
Re: Capital Gains Tax on sale of shares - reviewer wanted!
Your calculation of your capital gain works out correctly but I think this is a clearer calculation:
bought 24-Mar 1200 @ 516.80
bought 08-Jun 300 @ 556.19
sold 14-Jul 1000 @ 1408.00 which were bought for...
I think that over 65's are only exempt from DIRT if income (including gross interest) is below certain threshold, currently 20000 for singles and 40000 for married couples
I've been looking at the Dep of Social and Family affairs website because I'm still intrigued by this question of PRSI and Health Levy on Deposit Interest
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Who Pays PRSI?
With very few exceptions:
all employees, whether full-time or part-time, and
self-employed people with a...
I am still unsure about the liability for PRSI on deposit interest. Isn't it associated with employment? Would PRSI also be payable on dividends and capital gains? The levy situation is straightforward - it applies to all sources of income.
Thanks for useful info. Obviously Revenue will deduct the levies.
Anybody know how do you pay the PRSI; I thought it only applied to wages and salaries?
First of all I would say that the money already spent is not wasted; you must have got tax relief on your contributions (possibly at around 40%) so disregarding the effects of inflation, your pension fund would need to have decreased by that amount to incur any loss at all. You probably will not...
Thanks for the information. I wonder did any taxable gain accrue on the forced sales/takeover payents? (unlikely!) and if I sell the vodafone shares today would there be any loss available for CGT purposes?
I bought the original Eircom shares (never sold anything except when forced by the takeovers :()
All Im left with is the Vodafone shares;
How much have I lost given that Vodafone stands at about 1.35Stg today?
Hope this is the right forum for my query!
You may be eligible even if you are retiring with full lump sum(i.e. 40 yrs) Revenue rules are slightly more favourable when calculating the amount that you can take taxfree; so check it out in good time before retirement.
E.g. you pay 5000 into AVC a week before you retire; AVC company takes...