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Agreed that post is difficult to follow & some details such as credit union amounts unclear. However based on information given & in an effort to maximise income I suggest you look into claiming Family Income Supplement, a quick calculation based on 2500 net per month & 4 children would give an...

Revenue are probably now busy investigating your suppliers vat return . what vat period does this refund relate to?

Kerrigan, it might look/feel like you are the one being investigated but did you consider that revenue may be using you to obtain information on your supplier. I have seen this done in the past. You have done nothing wrong, you filed valid return, provided revenue with info requested to back...

wasn't my client - was another staff members client so cant remember details but it was single shareholder co with 2 directors (married) family emergency of some sort & only couple of days grace was given

capefear I had experience of them extending ARD once for a client by a few days, i reckon it depends on the individual company circumstances & who you speak to.

mandelbrot, its strange for them not to give details of practitioners and I don't understand how those prices even cover planning/carrying out a full statutory audit on any company no matter whether small/missed deadlines or not trading etc. In my experience those type of clients usually took...

i think a lot of problems with mapping are arising from the digitisation process,new system maybe more accurately reflecting the actual reality on the ground than the old maps where scales etc might have had inaccuracies and given different site measurements etc. I know a lot of farmers had...

perhaps you should call the Property Registration Authority (PRAI)to find out the procedure involved & query relating to the property. I am sure the sale can still go ahead even with mapping queries, although PRA will not issue folio /complete registration until it is settled. Just a warning...

check out these guys, I have used them in the past ( i have no connection to them)

from http://www.revenue.ie/en/tax/it/leaflets/it1.html#section3 Married or In a Civil Partnership both Spouses or Civil Partners with income SRCOP is €45,400 @ 20% (with an increase of €27,400 max) (Balance @ 41%)for 2010. Note: The increase in the standard rate tax band is restricted...

I work in small accountancy practice, we recently had a client under audit & Revenue visted a large number of the clients customers to verify sales invoices & payments. they requested to look at invoices cheque books and bank statements of the clients customers, I think it is a new tactic...

thanks for that MF1 & wbbs, makes more sense now why no insurance/protection in place. at least its not too large of a mortgage compared to some.

My parents & brother took out a mortgage about 5/6 years ago to buy council house. My father is now terminally ill (@64) he has been unable to work for almost a year. My mother is now retired on contributory OAP. My mother told me that they have neither payment protection nor life assurance to...

my parents are in their 60's and have no mortgage payment protection or life insurance on a mortgage taken out only 5/6 years ago!

so in essence a person can terminate a HP agreement at any stage & hand back but if HP co sell & there is a shortfall you can be held liable for it, so it appears that is still better for most to do utmost to get to half way & then hand back under 1/2 rule.

Paddybloggit, any idea how would this effect someone who has not yet got to half way payment, that is 3 mths in arrears but if met arrears could hand back under half rule. Does this ruling mean they could hand back car & effectively walk away now with no more liability?

have you considered whether you could qualify for maternity benefit, as you worked until recently? last day of insurable employment must be within 16 weeks of your due date so if you could even get a weeks work you could potentialy qualify for maternity benefit. see...

contact revenue (local revenue office) & ask them to split your tax bands & credits accordingly & they will issue a certificate of tax credits to the second employer.

was your company previously audit exempt? if so the audit exemption is lost for the year late & following yr. (although if proposed new companies act ever gets into legislation that will change) also the company will be incurring late filing fees, if its your accountants fault deadline was...

have you tried posting this in the insurance forum?