Statement of Liability 2019

Tzardine

Sunrise_Sunset wrote: »

I logged on this morning and got in fine. It said I had an underpayment of 840. I was expecting/hoping for more than this. I only started working a few months ago, I thought I'd have a good few months of unused tax credits built up. I was also emergency taxed my first month.

When people on this thread are talking about completing their income tax return, is that where you add in medical expenses etc? I can't log in now to read it properly, but I haven't done that part yet.

Underpayment of 840 means you owe them 840.

Sunrise_Sunset

0ph0rce0 wrote: »

Underpayment means you owe them. Why would you hope for more :pac:

Sorry, I meant overpayment

Bikerguy

siblers wrote: »

How long does it usually take to get the money owed transferred to your account?

2 days tops.. usually next working day

Curlysue76

Sunrise_Sunset wrote: »

Sorry, I meant overpayment

I have an overpayment of €114 coming, happy with that, I was pretty sure I wouldn’t owe them, but still a bit nervous checking, delighted to have something coming back.

Sunrise_Sunset

Curlysue76 wrote: »

I have an overpayment of €114 coming, happy with that, I was pretty sure I wouldn’t owe them, but still a bit nervous checking, delighted to have something coming back.

That's great! I'm glad to be getting something back too rather than the other way around but I thought I should be due more.

BaguMka

Guys where can I see statement of liability ? It says it will be ready to view after the 15th

Lashes28

Holy God I owe them 1800.. jaysus when is this needed to be paid by? I only work part time.

L1011

Lashes28 wrote: »

Holy God I owe them 1800.. jaysus when is this needed to be paid by? I only work part time.

2026. They'll adjust your credits for 22-25 if its not paid by 2022.

If your employer is still going and still solvent you should absolutely be seeking them to pay this as it is effectively a pay cut.

Jinglejangle69

Is the thread title correct????

Foweva Awone

Jinglejangle69 wrote: »

Is the thread title correct????

It was when the thread was started...

Jinglejangle69

Foweva Awone wrote: »

It was when the thread was started...

Oh right thanks. The

Sunrise_Sunset

Just reading some previous comments on the thread. Could the reason I'm getting less of a refund than I was expecting be because my employer was on that TWSS scheme? I was expecting 2-2.5 times what I'm actually getting.

markc1184

Overpayment of €77. I was sure I was going to owe them money so happy with the small refund I may get.

siblers

BaguMka wrote: »

Guys where can I see statement of liability ? It says it will be ready to view after the 15th

You have to wait. Still waiting on mine. Probably won't be till Monday

Kauto0709

siblers wrote: »

You have to wait. Still waiting on mine. Probably won't be till Monday

Mine is the same. I spent all day yesterday trying to get on and website kept crashing. Getting on now but when I go to view my statement of liability it still says it will be available after the 15th of Jan. It will probably be Monday now. Annoying.

Sono

Is anyone here who was on TWSS who is expecting an underpayment still waiting on their statement? I was told that anyone who was on it and had an underpayment would have found out yesterday but I have a feeling that’s wrong.

Iang87

Busi_Girl08 wrote: »

I'm the same, did you submit your tax returns for 2020 already too?

No you guys have done everything right.

For some ridiculous reason that is set to available all the time and when you click you get the processing message.

The day its actually available there tends to be an email to your personal email and a notification on the portal also in messages.

Dempo1

€239 underpayment, that's a relief. Website behaving itself this morning

BaguMka

Dempo1 wrote: »

€239 underpayment, that's a relief. Website behaving itself this morning

Where did you get this one? It says on mine SOL will be ready to view after the 15th

Bikerguy

BaguMka wrote: »

Where did you get this one? It says on mine SOL will be ready to view after the 15th

Some people gets it sooner then other...some including me were waiting until march...last year

Dempo1

BaguMka wrote: »

Where did you get this one? It says on mine SOL will be ready to view after the 15th

Morning, followed previous advice on here, review 2017 / 2020 and it was there, shoeing available. It seems not every has theirs yet?

Dempo1

Bikerguy wrote: »

Some people gets it sooner then other...some including me were waiting until march...last year

Morning When you say march, what do you mean?

Dempo1

Iang87 wrote: »

No you guys have done everything right.

For some ridiculous reason that is set to available all the time and when you click you get the processing message.

The day its actually available there tends to be an email to your personal email and a notification on the portal also in messages.

I recieved no email, notification, just manned to log in this morning after yesterday's crash and found statement of Liability

Bikerguy

Dempo1 wrote: »

Morning When you say march, what do you mean?

I mean i submitted the application and it wasnt available untill march. I submitted last year on the 10.01. and was waiting untill march....


That was related to major issue as they were introducing "new" system. This topic was initially made about that delay....


I am hoping that it will not repeat itself

jay1988

Website still not working properly for me, starting to think I could be in it for the long haul again this year.

Dempo1

Bikerguy wrote: »

I mean i submitted the application and it wasnt available untill march. I submitted last year on the 10.01. and was waiting untill march....


That was related to major issue as they were introducing "new" system. This topic was initially made about that delay....


I am hoping that it will not repeat itself

Ah, understood

Dempo1

jay1988 wrote: »

Website still not working properly for me, starting to think I could be in it for the long haul again this year.

I got on early, maybe its being bombarded again

sternn

Don't forget to claim all the tax credits you are entitled to when making your tax return, which will help reduce the money owed to revenue.

Some of the common tax credits you can claim are:

eWorking expenses relief
Stay and Spend scheme
Health insurance premium relief
Rent a room relief
Medical expenses
and more…

Many of these are mentioned in other threads, but making sure you claim these this year will help reduce the money you owe to Revenue.

I am working on a blog post to help. Check it out:

https://www.advicebydave.ie/tax-credits-and-relief/pup-wage-subsidy-tax-owed/

Dressoutlet

Bikerguy wrote: »

I mean i submitted the application and it wasnt available untill march. I submitted last year on the 10.01. and was waiting untill march....


That was related to major issue as they were introducing "new" system. This topic was initially made about that delay....


I am hoping that it will not repeat itself

Waiting till April here!!

Blanco100

sternn wrote: »

Don't forget to claim all the tax credits you are entitled to when making your tax return, which will help reduce the money owed to revenue.

Some of the common tax credits you can claim are:

eWorking expenses relief
Stay and Spend scheme
Health insurance premium relief
Rent a room relief
Medical expenses
and more…

Many of these are mentioned in other threads, but making sure you claim these this year will help reduce the money you owe to Revenue.

I am working on a blog post to help. Check it out:

https://www.advicebydave.ie/tax-credits-and-relief/pup-wage-subsidy-tax-owed/

How does the health insurance tax credit work? Work have been paying it for me since December 2020.

Also the e working expenses relief?

How would I log both on myrevenue? Always a fear I'll do it incorrectly and end up declaring things incorrectly

jaffa20

My statement of Liability for 2020 is not available yet. I guess you guys are talking about 2019?

BaguMka

jaffa20 wrote: »

My statement of Liability for 2020 is not available yet. I guess you guys are talking about 2019?

Neither mine is available yet

sternn

Blanco100 wrote: »

How does the health insurance tax credit work? Work have been paying it for me since December 2020.

Also the e working expenses relief?

How would I log both on myrevenue? Always a fear I'll do it incorrectly and end up declaring things incorrectly

If you are ever uncertain about making claims, seeks a tax / financial advisors advice.

However, there's a lot of free guidance available online. I've got detailed posts on the health insurance and eWorking tax credits.

For eWorking, you can claim partial expenses you incurred while working from home (broadband, heating, electricity).

For health insurance relief, its a bit more complicated. If your employer pays for your health insurance premium (which would normally be in the form of benefit in kind) you need to check the amount of benefit in kind they are paying you on your payslip. If this matches the gross health insurance premium (pre applying the tax relief), you will be entitled to claim it.

Many people get confused when their health insurance documents say that the final premium paid by the employer already has tax relief included. The employer normally ends up paying the gross premium before tax relief.

https://www.advicebydave.ie/tax-credits-and-relief/1000s-in-tax-relief-for-health-insurance-premiums/

relax carry on

sternn wrote: »

If you are ever uncertain about making claims, seeks a tax / financial advisors advice.

However, there's a lot of free guidance available online. I've got detailed posts on the health insurance and eWorking tax credits.

For eWorking, you can claim partial expenses you incurred while working from home (broadband, heating, electricity).

For health insurance relief, its a bit more complicated. If your employer pays for your health insurance premium (which would normally be in the form of benefit in kind) you need to check the amount of benefit in kind they are paying you on your payslip. If this matches the gross health insurance premium (pre applying the tax relief), you will be entitled to claim it.

Many people get confused when their health insurance documents say that the final premium paid by the employer already has tax relief included. The employer normally ends up paying the gross premium before tax relief.

https://www.advicebydave.ie/tax-credits-and-relief/1000s-in-tax-relief-for-health-insurance-premiums/

And in seeking advice or using a third party do not provide your login details to your representative. Treat your login information as the same as you would your online banking information.

https://www.revenue.ie/en/jobs-and-pensions/using-a-tax-agent-or-tax-service/index.aspx

Sunrise_Sunset

This issue that many employees have now with an underpayment of tax, will this be an issue again next year? Or will it be ok because the TWSS is gone? I'm wondering if I should start putting money aside for a possible tax bill next year.

Dempo1

Sunrise_Sunset wrote: »

This issue that many employees have now with an underpayment of tax, will this be an issue again next year? Or will it be ok because the TWSS is gone? I'm wondering if I should start putting money aside for a possible tax bill next year.

As far as I'm aware the new EWSS is taxed at source so hopefully this won't be an issue next year

Lundstram

€651 overpayment. Website is very slow, had to keep refreshing to navigate through to SOL.

Dempo1

Lundstram wrote: »

€651 overpayment. Website is very slow, had to keep refreshing to navigate through to SOL.

High enough in fairness but not in the thousands thankfully

BaguMka

Lundstram wrote: »

€651 overpayment. Website is very slow, had to keep refreshing to navigate through to SOL.

We're sorry...


: PAYE-BASE-WEB7795840602752444500

This message I get when want to view statement of liability

Frank Grimes

BaguMka wrote: »

We're sorry...


: PAYE-BASE-WEB7795840602752444500

This message I get when want to view statement of liability

I'm getting that now, I was getting the 'will be available after January 15th' message earlier this morning and yesterday.

BaguMka

Frank Grimes wrote: »

I'm getting that now, I was getting the 'will be available after January 15th' message earlier this morning and yesterday.

I hope it will be available to view today or tomorrow

Frank Grimes

BaguMka wrote: »

I hope it will be available to view today or tomorrow

With any luck, I'll try again later and post back if there's a change.

BaguMka

Frank Grimes wrote: »

With any luck, I'll try again later and post back if there's a change.

Cool I'll do the same

Johnthemanager

Sono wrote: »

Those who have received their statements, did you get an email to notify you or did you just check and it was there?

No

Aurelian

Big unexpected bill for me. I didn't really understand/pay attention to the implications of the scheme. I assumed as my take home pay was more or less the same that my taxation was more or less correct. Foolish assumption.

I can't complain at keeping my job through the pandemic but at the same time I now feel I unwittingly took a significant pay cut.

BaguMka

Aurelian wrote: »

Big unexpected bill for me. I didn't really understand/pay attention to the implications of the scheme. I assumed as my take home pay was more or less the same that my taxation was more or less correct. Foolish assumption.

I can't complain at keeping my job through the pandemic but at the same time I now feel I unwittingly took a significant pay cut.

Hi, did you get your statement of liability just now?

Aurelian

BaguMka wrote: »

Hi, did you get your statement of liability just now?

Yep, website wouldn't work for me yesterday but managed to get it this morning.

Foweva Awone

Dempo1 wrote: »

High enough in fairness but not in the thousands thankfully

But an overpayment is good news! The higher the better.

siblers

Still waiting

BaguMka

siblers wrote: »

Still waiting

Same here..