moneymakeover
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You do not need to register for self-assessment if:
- your taxable non-PAYE income does not exceed €5,000 and your gross non-PAYE income does not exceed €30,000. That income must be coded for PAYE purposes. ’Coded’ means the income is taken into account in calculating your tax credits and standard rate cut-off point for PAYE purposes. In this case, you must submit a Form 12 online through PAYE Services in myAccount.
That's not how tax works. If you are a chargeable person filing a form 11 then as it's a self assessed system you are in charge of knowing what you are due to pay and when.The accountant does the return on Ros
I don't use it although there is no reason for me not to use it
I use My Account/my enquiries
Works okay so far
Slightly reluctant to pay a bill I didn't receive
Slightly reluctant to pay a bill I didn't receive
For what it's worth, nobody is ever audited because they didn't pay their Preliminary Tax on time. The Revenue REAP system isn't that stupid.If you make Revenue aware of that, then I have no doubt that they'd be delighted to send you a bill! Plus, if you're really lucky, they might even offer to audit you!
For what it's worth, nobody is ever audited because they didn't pay their Preliminary Tax on time. The Revenue REAP system isn't that stupid.
I don't think what I do is unusual.That's not how tax works. If you are a chargeable person filing a form 11 then as it's a self assessed system you are in charge of knowing what you are due to pay and when.
Not at all - I am sure that he is delighted to have the work and the accompanying fee - which is tax deductible, of course
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