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Cormac, It is important that your sister in law gets this matter sorted as soon as possible. Interest will continue to mount on the unpaid taxes each day that the tax remains outstanding. The tax outstanding, surcharge for late submission of tax returns and interest on outstanding taxes will all have to be paid. On top of this penalties may apply that in a worst case scenario could be 100% of the outstanding taxes. These penalties can be...

In general, the Revenue is very well organised. Revenue Online is particularly good and a model for online systems generally. I got an appallingly rude person answering the phone, who refused to give me her name and refused to put me through to her supervisor. I read the Customer Charter and made a formal complaint. Not sure to whom. They did ring back and explained that the phones were answered by a call centre(run by eircom?) and apologised...

Is CGT due on a death???

I've been looking at the Dep of Social and Family affairs website because I'm still intrigued by this question of PRSI and Health Levy on Deposit Interest Quote: Who Pays PRSI? With very few exceptions: all employees, whether full-time or part-time, and self-employed people with a minimum annual income (see SW 14 for details) who are aged 16 or over , are liable for Pay-Related Social Insurance ( PRSI) contributions. PRSI...

Brenino is correct. Go to http://www.revenue.ie/en/about/foi/s...n-tax/part-04/ Select file 4.8.10 - Letting of Residential Property – Interest Deduction – Requirement to register tenancies with the Private Residential Tenancies Board In part 4 on page 2 it states :-"landlord is required to state in the annual return of income that he or she has complied with the registration requirements. Revenue regards the...

If you leave your job you may jeopardise any dole entitlements.

So let's say in the OP's case the tenants are there for the last 3 years and she goes to register now, she has her confirmation number/letter from the PRTB. According to the revenue rules, the registration letter from the PRTB satisfies revenue, where does this come in? What is the logical behind the tax return date? Surely what's important is that you're registered? From the revenue website: For Revenue audit purposes...

If you are applying after the year end - request a P21 for the year

I'll bow to greater minds on this question. Thanks for the clarifications.

Quote: Originally Posted by eggerb Has she also been claiming tax relief for home mortgage interest (Mortgage TRS) over the period when it was not her principal private residence? If so, she is liable for a clawback of that and possibly stamp duty. God, I hoped we could tell her this would be straightforward, but it sounds complicated! Time for her to hire an accountant, I think. Thank you.