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Brexit: What happens after 31 December 2020
As of 1 January 2021, the United Kingdom (UK) will leave the European Union (EU). Regardless of the outcome of the ongoing negotiations, businesses that move goods to, from or through Great Britain (UK excluding Northern Ireland) will be required to complete customs formalities. In addition, individuals who buy goods online for personal use from Great Britain will have to consider if they must pay duty and tax on them. […]
COVID-19 HUB: Wage Subsidy, CRSS, Debt Warehousing and Other Measures/Supports
During this time of deep uncertainty, the Institute wants to reassure you that we are well set up to provide the best possible level of service within the health and safety constraints that must prevail as the country battles the Covid-19 pandemic. We are acutely aware that this rapidly evolving crisis is deeply worrying for our members, our students and for Irish businesses. To support you, we have assembled on […]
Revenue extends Pay and File deadline to 6pm on Friday 11 December
Today (10/12/2020), Revenue announced an extension of the 2019 Pay and File deadline until 6pm Friday, 11 December 2020. Yesterday, Revenue processed almost 30,000 Form 11 returns for 2019 and over 14,000 returns have been filed via ROS so far today. The total number of 2019 income tax returns filed to date is now in excess of 500,000. Revenue acknowledges the on-going efforts by taxpayers and agents who are working […]
10 tips when filing your Income Tax Return
The deadline to submit an Income Tax Return for 2019 and to pay Preliminary Income Tax for 2020 on Revenue Online Service (ROS) is extended to 6pm, Friday 11 December 2020 (read announcement here). Here are 10 things to watch out for when filing your 2019 Income Tax Return (the ROS Form 11) online over the coming days. 1. Check you have access to ROS Your ROS Digital Certificate has […]
Irish Tax Institute welcomes targeted tax measures to protect jobs and support recovery in the SME sector
The Irish Tax Institute welcomes the Jobs Stimulus measures announced by the government this afternoon. The overall investment package of more than €7 billion will save jobs by providing a vital boost to businesses forced to close or severely curtail their trade since the pandemic restrictions were introduced five months ago. Institute President, Frank Mitchell particularly welcomed the clarity provided in the announcement about the future of the Temporary Wage […]