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paying too much income levy and pension levy

  • 29-10-2009 1:17am
    #1
    pauldaly1888
    Registered Users Posts: 88 ✭✭


    hi, im a public servant and paying both the income levy and the pension levy. once a month i get my allowances in my wages(night duty etc) and i end up paying a higher percentage on my levies i.e 4% instead of 2% on income levy and a higher rate of pension levy as this seems to be worked out on a weekly basis rather than an accumulative basis. how can i claim this back as over the course of the year it is quite a reasonable sum. thanks in advnace


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  • #2
    Past30Now
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 380 ✭✭Past30Now


    Assuming you are in the same employment for the whole of the year, your payroll should automatically recalculate the income levy for the year and refund/charge any difference.

    The health levy will not be recalculated, as it is not designed to be calculated on a cumulative basis.

    I've no idea about the pension levy

    Regards,

    Past30


  • #3
    pauldaly1888
    Registered Users Posts: 88 ✭✭pauldaly1888


    Past30Now wrote: »
    Assuming you are in the same employment for the whole of the year, your payroll should automatically recalculate the income levy for the year and refund/charge any difference.

    The health levy will not be recalculated, as it is not designed to be calculated on a cumulative basis.

    I've no idea about the pension levy

    Regards,

    Past30
    cheers past30. not too bothered about the health levy, its the pension levy that is the big one followed by income levy. nice to know we're getting the income levy back. anyone know about pension levy?


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