Removing an agent and updating bank account details
If you do not wish to have an agent act on your behalf, you must remove him or her from your Revenue record.
If you do not do this, he or she will continue to receive correspondence and have access to your records.
If you want to remove an agent you must:
Where you have previously authorised an agent to receive refunds on your behalf, you must update the bank account details saved in your Profile in myAccount. If you do not do this, any future refunds will continue to be paid into your agent’s bank account.
- make a request through MyEnquiries in MyAccount
- make a request in writing to your local Revenue office.
A bit of both. You'll be refunded the portion of the credit from 1 January to when the credit is applied through your pay and the rest through tax credits for the rest of the year.- if i submit this now and apply for incapacitated child credit for 2022, will my tax credits for rest of year be modified or will a refund be triggered?
Ok great thank you. And yes PAYE employment.A bit of both. You'll be refunded the portion of the credit from 1 January to when the credit is applied through your pay and the rest through tax credits for the rest of the year.
I'm assuming that you're in PAYE employment here. If not, you'll get the whole lot applied when you file your tax return for the year.
My partner claimed this, the turn around was very quick from what I remember once the forms were submitted online, less than 2 weeks I think?Anyone have any experience on this? Myaccount is stating that they've received docs and may need to contact me.
No mention of turnaround times.
If anyone has been through this recently, would appreciate guidance.
Ok great thank you. So far ive just added this for 2022 and im just seeing a message. Hopefully will know soon enough. ThanksMy partner claimed this, the turn around was very quick from what I remember once the forms were submitted online, less than 2 weeks I think?
I had messaged them a couple of times just to check if everything was ok. I might try them again to understand if everything all set and what the next steps are. Thank you.€3,300 sounds like this credit alright.
In my experience you don't generally get any further correspondence from Revenue when they make changes to your credits etc.
Unless they've sent you something via the myAccount messaging system?
If in doubt, send them a message there to clarify matters.
Great thank you. Do you know if the credit stops when child turns 18, or continues as long as they are being supported. Thank youHave some experience of this albeit 10 years ago but haven't heard any reason why it would be any different now. As said above you should see the credits for 2022 applied from Jan this year to your next pay and the balance of the credits applied over the coming months for the remainder of the year. If you child is more than 4 years old you should also receive a payment from Revenue for the previous 3 years. This is what happened for us at the time and was all done within 2 months of applying. Hope this helps.
Great thank you so much. Its impossible to know the future for sure. Ive submitted an application and i did receive statement of liability yesterday for years 2018, 2019, 2021 stating they will pay the amount.The Incapacitated Child Tax Credit is available in respect of a child who is:
Where the child is over 18 years of age, he or she must have become permanently incapacitated:
- under 18 years of age and permanently incapacitated physically or mentally
- or
- over 18 years of age and unable to maintain themselves.
There must be a reasonable expectation that, if the child were over 18, they would not be able to maintain themselves.
- before turning 21 years of age
- or
- while in full-time education or training for a trade or profession. This training must last for at least two years.
For the purposes of this credit, 'maintain' means the ability to support themselves by earning a living from working.
Above extract from Revenue. I also find the whole thing confusing as we don't have a crystal ball to know if he/she will be able to maintain themselves later in life. I'm relying on the lines in bold as, for now, people with additional needs often face difficulty in securing employment. Should that change or his/her ability to maintain themselves is realised - happy days. Applying for the credit now when the child is a minor is, in my opinion, reasonable when looking at the challenges being faced.
My son also has an application in for disability allowance, but ive heard majority are rejected first time and that it takes months.
Can I ask how did you apply for the ICC ?Just to give an update on this
Initially I uploadee the form completed by GP and revenue came back looking for additional form and saud to reply to that enquiry
I them completed and uploaded ICC1 and ICC2 and attached in response, but didnt hear anything back
I tried again to upload and thought it had completed but later realised it was pending
Finally, uploaded docs, received a reference code via email. Very quickly I got statement of liability updated for 2018, 2019, 2021 and received refund.
With the help of this site, I then completed 2020 tax returns and after a few days was issued with statement of liability and smaller refund as I owed taxes due to TWSS
For 2022, ICC is showing up as a credit but im not sure exactly how that will work as ive also judt moved company and was overtaxed first pay cycle.
Hope this hekps anyone trying to claim. No reports sent it but GP had a copy if needed.
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