PAYE Taxpayers >> Ceasing Work
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If you give up work or are unemployed for a period of time you may be entitled to a tax refund for the particular tax year involved. This will depend on what other earnings you may have after ceasing work, e.g. social welfare benefits. You do not have to wait until after the end of the tax year to claim a refund. This can be done on an ongoing basis during the tax year by contacting your tax office.
People who work on a temporary basis e.g. students doing summer work may be entitled to a tax refund after they cease work. This refund can be claimed through your tax office. You will require a form P45 which your employer should have given to you when you ceased work. You send this to your tax office and they will deal with your refund claim.
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PAYE Taxpayers
- PAYE Taxpayers (Intro)
- How to find out if you are due a tax refund?
- What to do if you discover you are due a tax refund
- Pay As You Earn (PAYE)
- Tax Credit Certificates
- Tax Credit Certificates - How Do I Get One?
- Tax Credit Certificates - What Happens if I do not have one?
- Tax Credit Certificates - Basic Tax Credits
- Form P45
- Form P60
- Starting Your First Job
- Changing Jobs
- What Happens If I dont have a Tax Credit Certificate or a Form P45?
- Ceasing Work
- Flat Rate Expenses Deductions
- Ceasing Employment - Lump Sum Payments
- How Share Options are Taxed
- The Tax implications of emigrating from or immigrating to Ireland
- PRSI - Universal Social Charge
- What are Benefits In Kind (BIK)
- Social Welfare Benefits
- Income levy certificate for 2009 and 2010

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