Income Tax Return Ireland - Step by Step Guide + Claim Tax Back for the Years 2018 to 2021

This is a step-by-step guide for PAYE Workers to complete their Income Tax Return in Ireland for 2021 and for previous years 2018, 2019, & 2020. It was created for PAYE workers in Ireland, to assist them with completing their Income Tax Return themselves, claiming any additional tax credits due and and thus receiving 100% of any refunds due. This 2021 guide includes claiming for medical expenses and also gives a brief introduction on claiming for Flat Rate Expenses relating to your job, Working from Home or Remote Working Expenses, Dependent Relative Tax Credit and Stay and Spend Tax Relief. #incometaxreturn #taxback #taxrebate #dependantrelative #remoteworking #workingfromhome #stayandspend #taxrelief #ireland

[@NazirHussain-rf2fn]

Thanks for kindness information about revenue tax

[@PayrollMattersInIreland]

You are very welcome and thank you for the feedback

[@jimbomacintyre]

Hi Padraic
Has anything changed to make a tax rebate.Also do you think it is best to go with a tax back company to file a return or is this is all they do themselves.Thanks

[@PayrollMattersInIreland]

always better to do it yourself. We have many helpful videos to help. Better to get 100% of any refund due.

[@PayrollMattersInIreland]

The link for how to inform Revenue that you have a Medical Card is
www.bppm.ie/blog.html#Inform_Revenue_That_You_Are_A_Medical_Card_Holder
If you are in employment, having a medical card may reduce the amount of Universal Social Charge you pay.

[@textopisec3151]

Hi my friend I have a problem.

[@PayrollMattersInIreland]

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[@DrUnk-ty9tq]

Can you claim for years 2020 to 2023 all together?

[@PayrollMattersInIreland]

Yes. You submit a tax return for each year individually