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Self-Assessment.... when do I get my letter?

poor.fricky · 2009-12-29 14:43:55

Hi all - I filed my self-employed self-assessment form and posted it off the last week of October '09. How long (usually) before I get a letter back from the revenue regarding this? ie - that they received my info, etc?

29-12-2009 3:43pm

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poor.fricky

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Hi all -

I filed my self-employed self-assessment form and posted it off the last week of October '09. How long (usually) before I get a letter back from the revenue regarding this? ie - that they received my info, etc?

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#2 29-12-2009 4:14pm

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If you file it manually it can take a long time especially for refunds. You should follow up with them in the new year.

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#3 29-12-2009 4:47pm

poor.fricky

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dbran wrote: »

If you file it manually it can take a long time especially for refunds. You should follow up with them in the new year.

Thanks - so this isn't an overly long amount of time then? I owe PRSI on this year's payment, so assume now I owe interest on that. Do you think if I go into the Revenue, I can pay that there?

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#4 29-12-2009 10:19pm

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Hi

Your best to wait for the notice of assessment to issue before you pay it over

Kind Regards

dbran

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