If that was the only additional tax issue that I had (i.e. that was not automatically taken care of by PAYE) the I would just write to Revenue with details. I generally take that approach with changes in circumstances and it has always worked for me.
However they seemed to change this recently and allow for those who earned less than c. €3K in non PAYE income to opt to have the liabilities dealt with through the PAYE system (e.g. through an adjustment to tax credits). I fell into the same categoty but never received any Form 11 (yet!) and also wrote to them asking for the matter to be sorted out through the PAYE system but they never replied! They did cash my cheques too and sent me receipts for the ESPP income tax payments.A PAYE employee who exercises a share option and pays Relevant Tax on a Share Option will be registered as a self
assessed person for the tax year in which the share option is exercised. A Return of Income will be forwarded after the end of
the tax year and the Return should be completed with details of all taxable income for the tax year, including the gain on the
share option.
Credit unions pay dividends.
Dividends are taxable at your higher rate.
41% in 2007.everything over the 56,000 is lumped in at 42%.
thanks CM41% in 2007.
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