You just write to your regional tax office explaining the situation, including a copy of your P60 and any other supporting documentation that might be relevant asking them to review your tax for the relevant year.jambo said:Apologies if it appeared that I was ranting. What I meant is that it's not really clear what one has to do for this type of refund. there are forms etc. for everything else.
Yes - you need to address it to your regional tax office/department. This is the one mentioned on your most recent statement of tax credits or other communication from Revenue.What I meant about making the address up was, that on the website it gives:
85-93 Lower Mount St,
Dublin 2.
I think if I write that on an envelope it will probably get lost. That sound's like a pretty big building.
Yes - perhaps you were on emergency tax or something like that. Seems odd that you only noticed the amount of the deductions now but at least you may be in line for a significant refund.To answer your question, I was a full time student up until June of 2005. I was employed outside of Ireland for June to September 2005.
September 2005 was the first time I had worked in ireland since finishing my previous job in September 2004.
As such I only had three months or so to use a full years tax credits. I presume when the revenue saw my 12 month old P45 that they wanted to take a closer look at it and hence my Month 1 basis.
See above about the address. You just ask them to review your tax affairs and explain that you suspect that you are due a refund. Once they have all the necessary information they can rebalance your affairs.My questions anyway:
Is that the right address to put on the envelope?
Should I mention a "full refund" on the letter or just a "review of my tax liability"?
No - it's just my way of highlighting proper nouns etc. for clarity.jambo said:I just noticed you're little italicised Revenue and letting off steam. Is that like when people make little inverted comma signs with their hands? I like it. Must really ingratiate you to people. Thanks for the help anyway.
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