R rintpete Guest 2 Jul 2007 #1 Hello I would like to top up my Pension AVC for 2006. I estimate that I can contribute another 3000 Euros and be within the limit for my age. The questions I have are: 1. How do I claim PAYE Tax Back? 2. How do I claim PRSI Tax Back? 3. Is there a deadline (e.g. Oct 07)? Thanks RintPete
Hello I would like to top up my Pension AVC for 2006. I estimate that I can contribute another 3000 Euros and be within the limit for my age. The questions I have are: 1. How do I claim PAYE Tax Back? 2. How do I claim PRSI Tax Back? 3. Is there a deadline (e.g. Oct 07)? Thanks RintPete
C ClubMan Registered User Messages 53,023 2 Jul 2007 #2 rintpete said: 1. How do I claim PAYE Tax Back? Click to expand... You write to Revenue explaining that you want to set this against your 2006 tax, include evidence of payment and maybe a copy of your P60 and ask them to prepare a P21 balancing statement to process the refund due. 2. How do I claim PRSI Tax Back? Click to expand... See here: Claiming PRSI relief on standalone PRSA contribution 3. Is there a deadline (e.g. Oct 07)? Click to expand... See here: October 31 - what does it mean for PAYE worker?
rintpete said: 1. How do I claim PAYE Tax Back? Click to expand... You write to Revenue explaining that you want to set this against your 2006 tax, include evidence of payment and maybe a copy of your P60 and ask them to prepare a P21 balancing statement to process the refund due. 2. How do I claim PRSI Tax Back? Click to expand... See here: Claiming PRSI relief on standalone PRSA contribution 3. Is there a deadline (e.g. Oct 07)? Click to expand... See here: October 31 - what does it mean for PAYE worker?
R Radiowriter Registered User Messages 47 3 Jul 2007 #4 Hi Guys, I'm contributing €300 per month into an AVC. Does anyone know what is the maximum I can contribute to get the best tax relief? I'm 40 years old. Thanks.
Hi Guys, I'm contributing €300 per month into an AVC. Does anyone know what is the maximum I can contribute to get the best tax relief? I'm 40 years old. Thanks.
G Guest126 Guest 3 Jul 2007 #5 You can contribute up to 25% of your pensionable earnings while you are between age 40 and 49. Remember to allow for any contributions that you are making to the 'main' company pension plan.
You can contribute up to 25% of your pensionable earnings while you are between age 40 and 49. Remember to allow for any contributions that you are making to the 'main' company pension plan.