Statement of Liability 2019

natc

People who were issued their statements today, had you already completed your tax return for 2020? And if so did you have either PUP or TWSS on it also?

No sign of mine yet. I completed my tax return early Jan and my husband was on PUP for a few weeks.

Frank Grimes

natc wrote: »

People who were issued their statements today, had you already completed your tax return for 2020? And if so did you have either PUP or TWSS on it also?

Yes to the first question, about 2 weeks ago and no to the second question, I wasn't on either of those last year.

Lundstram

cormie35 wrote: »

Hey. Hoping someone here can help me. My sol came back today. Says I owe 656euro even though I thought I'd be getting like 2000 back see I started my job in January and I also got a sign on bonus so let's say my salary is 25k and my sign on bonus is 5. In my first pay in Jan I got my pay plus my 5k sign on bonus which was heavily taxed. Also in my income statement they said I made 30k? I wonder do they think my salary was 30k and don't forget know about my bonus? I couldn't see anywhere to put it a bonus? Also when can you edit the document and try it again. Can't seem to do it

The 5k is a taxable income. It's additional income along with your salary. You were heavily taxed on it because you broke the higher rate that month it was paid. Not sure why you believe it should not be included on income statement.

I've two jobs, they were added together for total income.

dzsfah2xoynme9

Just got mine this morning.

Balanced

Thank god..

mosii

natc wrote: »

People who were issued their statements today, had you already completed your tax return for 2020? And if so did you have either PUP or TWSS on it also?

No sign of mine yet. I completed my tax return early Jan and my husband was on PUP for a few weeks.

Yes and Yes, twss shows on sol. and so does Pup. You are then taxed at your marginal rate, mine was 20%,they then take your credits away from that ,I ended up 50 euro ,as i had credits from my wife, who is a Homemaker .Hope this helps.

natc

mosii wrote: »

Yes and Yes, twss shows on sol. and so does Pup. You are then taxed at your marginal rate, mine was 20%,they then take your credits away from that ,I ended up 50 euro ,as i had credits from my wife, who is a Homemaker .Hope this helps.

Thanks for the reply.

When I completed the tax return a couple of weeks ago my husbands PUP wasn’t showing but his other DEASP payments prior to PUP were, so I added that myself. When I look at the tax return now it’s saying it’s not confirmed. I wonder are they waiting on DEASP to confirm it?

Either way I’m expecting to be waiting a few days more before I get mine sorted.

siblers

I resubmitted mine even though I already got my SOL.

Looks like my medical expenses weren't included

ben.schlomo

mosii wrote: »

Yes and Yes, twss shows on sol. and so does Pup. You are then taxed at your marginal rate, mine was 20%,they then take your credits away from that ,I ended up 50 euro ,as i had credits from my wife, who is a Homemaker .Hope this helps.

I was on Twss from April-June inclusive, none showing on my SoL.

um7y1h83ge06nx

Checked and mine is there, about €2100 of an underpayment. I estimated about €2k and from looking at the details it's correct.

mea_k

Still nothing for me. Getting consderibly worried that it will be bill mile long
....

suicide_circus

About 2k here

Bollix.

I knew it was coming but still irritating.

Dempo1

suicide_circus wrote: »

About 2k here

Bollix.

I knew it was coming but still irritating.

I think you deserve a €1999.00 discount for that reaction

Only kidding and sorry to hear this

dzsfah2xoynme9

I've been on the PUP since April last year (in the process of getting my truck licence). My Statement of Liability says its balanced. I thought I owed tax due to being on the PUP?

Sono

My wife was on The TWSS from March until her maternity leave in the middle of June, the question I have is, was her boss entitled to claim the TWSS while she was on maternity leave? Thanks.

Dempo1

Sono wrote: »

My wife was on The TWSS from March until her maternity leave in the middle of June, the question I have is, was her boss entitled to claim the TWSS while she was on maternity leave? Thanks.

Good question and assuming your wife (congratulations) was being paid maternity leave, I'd say possibly, however if she was not and getting maternity benefit, I'd have to say this may serious questions. TWSS should have been documented on her payslips, so the question is was her employer paying her while on maternity leave?

siblers

I have 400 euros of broadband receipts for 2020. When I put in 400 for my working from home relief when amending my tax details, it says the amount I'm entering(400) is greater than the value uploaded even though its 400 euros total on the Receipt app

monty_python

Where can one download the rev? I have it on my phone but a friend tried to download it and it's not coming up in the play store

siblers

monty_python wrote: »

Where can one download the rev? I have it on my phone but a friend tried to download it and it's not coming up in the play store

Receipts Tracker on the Play Store for tracking receipts etc

I use revenue.ie for my SOL

Hibernicis

SOL landed some time today (wasn’t there this morning). We had submitted our Income Tax Return for 2020 just over a week ago. €400 refund which is about what I was expecting, so happy enough with that.

siblers

When putting in the figures for the Broadband and Electricity relief. I'm putting in 400 and 500 for each

It's showing on page 4 of the Income Tax Relief screen that I have a Remote Working Relief credit of 96 euros .

Any idea where that 96 is coming from? Is that what's calculated based on my broadband +electricity by the days I've worked at home? Or something else? Cause that's what I'm getting deducted on SOL

Bikerguy

siblers wrote: »

When putting in the figures for the Broadband and Electricity relief. I'm putting in 400 and 500 for each

It's showing on page 4 of the Income Tax Relief screen that I have a Remote Working Relief credit of 96 euros .

Any idea where that 96 is coming from? Is that what's calculated based on my broadband +electricity by the days I've worked at home? Or something else? Cause that's what I'm getting deducted on SOL

Most likely....its just % of it....like medical expenses or tution fees..they dont return/refund you all of them but just part....as extra tax credit.

I am 99% sure thats the way.

siblers

Bikerguy wrote: »

Most likely....its just % of it....like medical expenses or tution fees..they dont return/refund you all of them but just part....as extra tax credit.

I am 99% sure thats the way.

It looks like they are deducting me it instead of crediting me it. I'll give them a ring as it doesn't make much sense

freshpopcorn

Still nothing off them. Feeling concerned now!

Bikerguy

siblers wrote: »

It looks like they are deducting me it instead of crediting me it. I'll give them a ring as it doesn't make much sense

The 96 should be added to your tax credit allowance....so the higher tax credit the less you end up paying.

relax carry on

siblers wrote: »

When putting in the figures for the Broadband and Electricity relief. I'm putting in 400 and 500 for each

It's showing on page 4 of the Income Tax Relief screen that I have a Remote Working Relief credit of 96 euros .

Any idea where that 96 is coming from? Is that what's calculated based on my broadband +electricity by the days I've worked at home? Or something else? Cause that's what I'm getting deducted on SOL

You input full gross amounts of your electricity/heating and broadband. The percentage gross available for relief is 10% of your electricity/heating and 30% of your broadband. Those figures are then reduced further by the days you worked remotely. So your 96 euro is based on the figures you input. The 96 is what the tax relief will be granted on. If all your income was taxed at 20% in the year, you'll receive 20% of the 96 as your refund. If enough of your income was taxed at 40%, you'll receive 40% of the 96 as your refund.

bluefivetwo23

Hi, can anyone help me with this. So I owe them 300 euro but in January this year I paid 600 euro tax on my total pay of 1400ish. (Emergency tax). How do I get back this money that I paid in emergency tax? I have been paid since but didn’t get it back in my most recent pay.

siblers

relax carry on wrote: »

You input full gross amounts of your electricity/heating and broadband. The percentage gross available for relief is 10% of your electricity/heating and 30% of your broadband. Those figures are then reduced further by the days you worked remotely. So your 96 euro is based on the figures you input. The 96 is what the tax relief will be granted on. If all your income was taxed at 20% in the year, you'll receive 20% of the 96 as your refund. If enough of your income was taxed at 40%, you'll receive 40% of the 96 as your refund.

Ah yes, this makes sense so.

I thought it would be 20/40% of the gross. Not of the 90.

It's a pittance really

relax carry on

siblers wrote: »

Ah yes, this makes sense so.

I thought it would be 20/40% of the gross. Not of the 90.

It's a pittance really

It really is. Worse when you consider your employer could have paid you 3.20 euro per day tax free which is about €750 euro for a full year working remotely.

siblers

relax carry on wrote: »

It really is. Worse when you consider your employer could have paid you 3.20 euro per day tax free which is about €750 euro for a full year working remotely.

I'd have made more if they paid me the 3.20
a week!

siblers

bluefivetwo23 wrote: »

Hi, can anyone help me with this. So I owe them 300 euro but in January this year I paid 600 euro tax on my total pay of 1400ish. (Emergency tax). How do I get back this money that I paid in emergency tax? I have been paid since but didn’t get it back in my most recent pay.

Probably best to ring revenue. They should be able to advise

cefh17

Checked mine in the last few mins, mine has been uploaded. Had submitted the form on 6th January and it had been coming up as "will be uploaded shortly" even at 8pm this evening

Former Coach

Wasn’t there a mention that (in relation to PUP) that payments received between March and August were ‘Emergency Payments’ and therefore not liable to tax. Only payments received from August on are liable to tax? Would appreciate if somebody could clarify.

duffman13

Former Coach wrote: »

Wasn’t there a mention that (in relation to PUP) that payments received between March and August were ‘Emergency Payments’ and therefore not liable to tax. Only payments received from August on are liable to tax? Would appreciate if somebody could clarify.

No, both the TWSS and PUP were always taxable. The change after August was to ensure tax was taken at source so further bills wouldn't arise for employees.

Sunrise_Sunset

bluefivetwo23 wrote: »

Hi, can anyone help me with this. So I owe them 300 euro but in January this year I paid 600 euro tax on my total pay of 1400ish. (Emergency tax). How do I get back this money that I paid in emergency tax? I have been paid since but didn’t get it back in my most recent pay.

Sort of similar situation. I only started working in June, so I thought I'd have 5 months of unused tax credits. And then in June I paid a huge amount of tax as I didn't end the home carer tax credit in time. I thought I'd be getting all of this back and calculated an approximate refund of 2,300. SOL says I am getting a refund of 840.

dashdoll

Mine was available just a few minutes ago now too....hadn't been available all day.

Lundstram

dashdoll wrote: »

Mine was available just a few minutes ago now too....hadn't been available all day.

Same here submitted yesterday and ready there now. €661 on the way to my account.

Bangdiggy

Just got mine there...I was getting tired of all the refreshing!
Overpayment of 1.7k!

(Charged 20% on PUP for 12 weeks March-June)
Overpayment from getting taxed 40% from June on.

Very Happy

natc

Ugh still no joy here! I’ll check again in the morning

Nigel Fairservice

siblers wrote: »

Ah yes, this makes sense so.

I thought it would be 20/40% of the gross. Not of the 90.

It's a pittance really

I thought the same too. In cash terms I got €22 for working from home.

mea_k

Just got mine underpayment of 260 € what a relief. Thought it will be 1k at least..

siblers

Nigel Fairservice wrote: »

I thought the same too. In cash terms I got €22 for working from home.

I spent an hour sorting my receipts for it, hardly worth the time. At least I understand it now, was melting my head all week

freshpopcorn

Mine came in at about midnight overpayment of €402.00.
Hope I read that right!

brianomc

Mine came through. My PUP amount is 700euro more than the statement from the myWelfare site for 2020.

350 I got paid in 2021 but was for December 25th - 31st so I could understand that being different. It doesn't show on the myWelfare statement for 2020.

Nigel Fairservice

siblers wrote: »

I spent an hour sorting my receipts for it, hardly worth the time. At least I understand it now, was melting my head all week

Definitely not really worth the effort. I switched broadband provider this year and spent an hour on the phone to Vodafone trying to get old bills reissued in case Revenue looked for them.

o1s1n

Yeah I spent a good hour or so with the app taking photos of everything, along with all my medical bills saves throughout the year too - amounted to 78 euro in the end.

I'd have paid 78 euro not to do any of that :eek:

fergus1001

mine came in at 53 overpayment, I put in the stay and spend and working from home which came to 234 so ended up saving myself a tax bill for my trouble and a couple of bob for milk and cigarettes

Pacifico

Constant 503 errors when clicking on review my tax

Dressoutlet

brianomc wrote: »

Mine came through. My PUP amount is 700euro more than the statement from the myWelfare site for 2020.

350 I got paid in 2021 but was for December 25th - 31st so I could understand that being different. It doesn't show on the myWelfare statement for 2020.

I made this mistake, I put in the PUP amount from the my payments section on the Welfare site. However the PUP payment was called a Supplementary Welfare Allowance for the first few weeks. I put less into my tax returns and I have sent them a message to say I made a mistake but I think the wrong figures are why its taking so long for the SOL. The website won't let me amend until the SOL issues.

Dempo1

Former Coach wrote: »

Wasn’t there a mention that (in relation to PUP) that payments received between March and August were ‘Emergency Payments’ and therefore not liable to tax. Only payments received from August on are liable to tax? Would appreciate if somebody could clarify.

It was an argument put forward by opposition parties after an ammendment to budget/finance act, it didn't succeed so essentially all PUP payments are subject to taxation.

Bikerguy

Mine up...about 400e my way... But major tax credits still not processed...


Wife was of the work..aka not working...- 0 income... We didnt claim anything....so i added home carer credit...that we are entitled to.... 2 small kids... Etc....that credit is not present on my statement...

Anybody have a clue why?