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Tax

  • 16-07-2004 08:21AM
    #1
    Closed Accounts Posts: 3,322 ✭✭✭


    Dunno if this is the right board - feel free to move it mods!
    Anyway I start working part time at the beginning of april. Then I got a full time job at the beginning of june. However I stayed in the part time job up until last thursday so for about 5-6 weeks I was working both jobs. My tax was really screwed up during that period. I rang the tax office and they recommended splitting my credits 60% to the full time job and 40% to the part time job - so I did that for the few weeks I was there. My tax basis on the wageslip for the part time job said (Week One) every single week I got it since I split the credits. Before that it said Cumulative. However I was gettin ridiculous amounts of tax taken off from the part time job, eg (earning 260 euro and 110 of it being taken in tax). I left that job on thursday anyway and was wondering will I get any of that money back (it wasnt emergency tax - the basis was called Week One) so I'm not sure.
    Also wondering could anyone explain these terms for me that appear on my full time wage slip:
    Cut off - x euro
    Cum. Tax Cr - x euro
    Tax Credit - x euro
    PRSI Class - AX
    Thanks

    (forgot to mention im a 3rd level student - I thought that meant I didnt have to pay any tax - also someone told me I shouldnt be paying any tax ANYWAY cos I didnt work at all between january and march and had those tax credits saved up)


Comments

  • Closed Accounts Posts: 82 ✭✭Georgiana


    Why dont you contact the tax office. They are generally very helpful. Theres an office just off O'Connell St where you can drop in with any query ( I think its at the top of Cathal Brugha Street).


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