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How to calculate PRSI contributions

lou044 · 2010-08-27 10:56:50

I don't know how to calculate this. I want to claim JSB or JSA. I am 23. I have spent the last year working abroad and the year before that I studied and received my Masters- during my Masters I also worked as a tutor. I worked as a totor for 9 months and was paid about 800 p/m. I do not live with my parents, I rent a…

27-08-2010 11:56am

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lou044

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I don't know how to calculate this. I want to claim JSB or JSA. I am 23. I have spent the last year working abroad and the year before that I studied and received my Masters- during my Masters I also worked as a tutor. I worked as a totor for 9 months and was paid about 800 p/m. I do not live with my parents, I rent a room.

Please help me work out what I am entitled to.

Thanks so much.

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#2 27-08-2010 10:37pm

Nolanger

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Well if you qualify for JB you can claim JA instead. But if you worked as a tutor did you pay contributions here for 2008? Sounds like it's JA and it depends on how much rent you get. These kind of queries will cause your claim to take ages too. Better if you have a P60 for 2008 as it will easier to process your welfare claim.

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