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Updates from Revenue on Form 11, letters of residency and ROS changes
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Revenue has provided us with details of updates to the ROS Form 11 income tax return, a new online letters of residency facility and changes to the ROS screens. From today, the personal details panel on the ROS Form 11 is amended to request confirmation on residency/non-residency. Later this month the self-employed income panel of the form will be pre-populated online to include information from the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine. Some 38,000 paper Form 11 returns have been issued by post in the past week. Click for more details of these and other changes. Read more>>>
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PAYE Modernisation: request for employee lists to commence shortly
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We understand from discussions with Revenue at a recent TALC Collection subcommittee meeting that Revenue will be requesting a list of employees from all employers in the coming weeks. The request will be presented by way of a banner on the ROS homepage screen for both employers and tax agents. A template from Revenue will be provided for completion with details of the employees. The request will be on a phased basis, so not all employers and/or tax agents will be presented with the banner on their ROS homepage at the same time. Read more>>>
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PAYE Modernisation: PAYE registration cancellations
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During April, Revenue wrote to employers who according to their records did not have any employees and who had not made PAYE/PRSI/USC payments as an employer for the last two years to advise them that their PAYE registration will be cancelled. Revenue told us at a recent meeting of the TALC Collection subcommittee that they are currently reviewing approx. 5,000 cases who have responded requesting for their PAYE registration to remain active. The remaining 25,000 employers will have their PAYE registrations cancelled. Read more>>>
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June issue of tax.point now available
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The June issue of tax.point, the monthly tax journal from Chartered Accountants Ireland is now available. In this issue Sarah Meredith and Vanessa Egan write on changes to the Irish stamp duty regime. Eddie Broomfield reviews the UK VAT risks for charities. Read more>>>
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Revenue to scrutinise expense claims of medical locum companies
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At a recent TALC Audit subcommittee meeting, Revenue stated that it will be conducting a project to verify the income and expenses of medical locums generally, but particularly medical locum companies contracted by intermediaries, such as an employment agency, to provide their services to an end user. Read More>>>
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In the media
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In an analysis piece in the Sunday Business Post, Dr Brian Keegan, Director of Public Policy and Taxation identifies five Brexit myths being generated in the current political noise. In the Sunday Independent, Norah Collender, Tax Technical Manager, comments on the tax implications of renting a room and part time employments.
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