Hi eco,
I recently applied for rent relief for 2005, 2006, 2007 & 2008.
Revenue sent me a PAYE balancing statement for each year, which stated that a tax rebate was due, equivalent to the rent relief amount. As I had included my bank a/c details on the Rent1 form, the rebates were paid into my account by electronic transfer.
I didn't apply for 2009 rent relief. If I had, Revenue would have incorporated the relief into my tax credits as I am currently employed. If I was unemployed, they would have paid it in the same manner as the previous years.
I applied 3 weeks ago for rent relief for the years 2007 and 2008. Received a statement a week later saying a chq for just over 400 would be on its way for the tax year 2008. Sure enough got the cheque the next day. Also received a letter on the same day saying i'd be getting tax credits for 2009.
Still no word about my rent relief for 2007 though. Maybe that takes longer for them to work out?? Or maybe its because i put the two forms (for 2008 & 2007) in same envelope?? Do i have to send them separately?
I got my cheque for rent relief for 2007 today after i rang them up and queried it. It's all very straightforward. The reason i hadnt gotten it before now is that they thought i had received mortgage interest relief that year but my mortgage had actually finished in 2006. Once i sent in a note stating this it was all sorted out. Just give them a ring, they're very helpful.
They emailed me yesterday saying this
Your Rent 1 forms have been processed & P21 balancing statements issued yesterday.
so im assuming that means im not entitled to any money?
You will receive the P21 in the post shortly. This will set out your tax situation for the relevant tax year. It will show any refund/ underpayment or Nil value referring to the year and will include a cheque if there is a refund due.
Have you read the bottom line of your P21. It should state overpayment, underpayment or nil
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