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If you are registered for Income Tax as a sole trader and submit your Form 11 online every year and have just started a new paye job part time do you have to register for My Account or is there any way you can add employment when you log into Ros. I cant see anyway but maybe I am missing...

I am no legal expert but I would think that in the event the bank insisted on leaving her name on mortgage should the house be sold in future any shortfall or profit should be split equally regardless of the fact he was one paying mortgage. He is continuing to pay same amount monthly to bank as...

I cant figure it out answer and there is nobody there. Some of the numbers that come up are real numbers so you can ring them back. More of a nuisance than anything else.

I was getting them there for about 2 weeks. They all appeared to be local telephone numbers no area code. I rang back a few of them. One answered and said they had not rang anybody. They started around 8/9 am and rang several times for the day.

He is a director of the company along with his wife. Usually he is only employee of company but sometimes if busy might take on somebody to help. He can choose himself what jobs he takes on. He really is more like a self employed contractor.

Redonion - would you pay county money or civil service rates in above case. Not a member of any unions etc.

You will get 1700 per month for apartment. Pay mgt fees of 2000 per year from this and around €400 per month tax on the rent. Can you afford to pay mortgage on new house and put 200 or 300 every month towards paying for apartment?

I’m currently out of contract with Vodafone (unlimited calls etc) for mobile and with Eir for landline and broadband. Eir tv not an option. I’d ideally like to have both with one provider. Any recommendations on best value or who to avoid.

His registered office would be his home, this is where admin work (very little) would take place. I would have thought country money rate was more appropriate but I know of carpenters etc getting civil service rates.

Doesn’t have one as such. He is a construction worker working all over the country. His registered office is his home, all the work is done on building sites where he is contracted to work.

The Director in this case would spend 8 hours on site most days.

The director would be in different sites most weeks. Up to now all food during day was going on company credit card. The director is going to shop 2 or 3 times every day, buying coffee, sandwiches, pastries, sweets, ice cream. €5 seems unfair when others can get €33 for same.

Is the Director of a construction company allowed to take Civil Service Daily rates of €33.61 for over 10 hours and €14.01 for between 5-10 hours, or can he only take maximum of €5 per day as per country money rules. The Director is provided with a van for work so has no mileage.

Am a member of another institute. General practice cert only not Audit. Membership fees nearly €2000 per year. Strongly thinking of not paying this year as I think it is too much for Letters after name that revenue, cro etc dont seem to have any interest in.

Thanks for replies. IMEI is what i meant.

If you buy a phone online say off Done Done, new, sealed box from somebody who is getting an upgrade. If that person stops paying their bills, like if they die, emigrate etc can the phone you purchased from them be cut off??

If spouses income from maternity benefit is below 7200 (fig might have changed) yes you can. However in figures given above and may apply to you you can’t claim both home carers credit and increased rate tax band, it’s one or other.

Tosh plus 1650 your wife’s half of married credit she won’t be using. It’s home carers tax credit. Go to revenue.ie and sign up for my account you can claim it there.

Thanks Redonion, they always seem to purchase on HP so normal capital allowances apply.They prefer it this way as they get vat back straight away.

Thanks folks, was actually wondering about writing them down slower than faster though, because when assets are traded in there is always balancing charges. Would it be possible to write them down at say 8 or 10% per annum.