Don't think so - who told you/her that this was possible? If you/she move to Holland and work then I presume that any double taxation agreement between the two countries will dictate how your annual earnings (some here, some there) will be taxed.She is dutch and i am irish. Is it true she can claim back ALL the tax she paid during the 3+ years shes worked here?
Are the earnings to that point then assessable for tax in the destination country possibly with some relief under the relevant double taxation agreement?I received "split year relief" for year I returned to Ireland. Full tax credits for rate bands for 6 months of the year
What do you mean "too"? Surely it's only applicable to the year of departure? Are you saying that this relief can be backdated to previous years? I find that difficult to believe.....AFAIK Domo is correct in saying it applies for the year of departure too.
4.5. I am going abroad and have not used up my full tax credits for the tax year in which I leave. How do I claim a refund of tax paid?
You can claim a refund of tax paid by supplying the following details to your local tax office:
- a completed claim form P50 (available from your local tax office or from our website [broken link removed]
- your P45 (available from your employer) if you are leaving your existing employment);
- a completed return of income form 11 (also available from your local tax office or from our website); and
- a statement to the effect that you are going to live abroad permanently or in such circumstances that you will not be resident in Ireland for at least the following tax year.
Are the earnings to that point then assessable for tax in the destination country possibly with some relief under the relevant double taxation agreement?
What do you mean "too"? Surely it's only applicable to the year of departure? Are you saying that this relief can be backdated to previous years? I find that difficult to believe.