S Sambuca Registered User Messages 26 29 Sep 2025 #1 If someone is PAYE worker and is also receiving 10k cash from another employer paid monthly in 2025 - when is the tax liability due if declaring? Also when does the Form 11 have to be completed?
If someone is PAYE worker and is also receiving 10k cash from another employer paid monthly in 2025 - when is the tax liability due if declaring? Also when does the Form 11 have to be completed?
T torblednam Registered User Messages 1,037 29 Sep 2025 #2 If a person has another employer, then that employer should also be operating PAYE.
S Sambuca Registered User Messages 26 29 Sep 2025 #3 Thanks. The person isnt on the books of the other employer so invoices them the gross amount which is paid. He wants to declare it himself
Thanks. The person isnt on the books of the other employer so invoices them the gross amount which is paid. He wants to declare it himself
C ClubMan Registered User Messages 59,884 29 Sep 2025 #4 If they have more than €5K non-PAYE income then they'll need to register for self assessment. See here: A guide to self-assessment This page outlines the basic principles of the self-assessment system as it applies to Income Tax and Capital Gains Tax (CGT) www.revenue.ie Self-assessment and self-employment Information about tax and tax compliance matters for the self employed including how to calculate and pay your tax and file your tax returns. www.revenue.ie Filing your tax return This page provides an overview of how to file your Income Tax Return www.revenue.ie
If they have more than €5K non-PAYE income then they'll need to register for self assessment. See here: A guide to self-assessment This page outlines the basic principles of the self-assessment system as it applies to Income Tax and Capital Gains Tax (CGT) www.revenue.ie Self-assessment and self-employment Information about tax and tax compliance matters for the self employed including how to calculate and pay your tax and file your tax returns. www.revenue.ie Filing your tax return This page provides an overview of how to file your Income Tax Return www.revenue.ie