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Tax is complicated. Claiming your tax refund doesn’t
have to be!
For more than 25 years, we’ve developed our simplified tax refund service to help you claim your maximum refund easily online.
If you’re a PAYE (Pay as You Earn) worker, such as a receptionist, nurse or a teacher, your employer will deduct tax from your earnings. Most people don’t know that they may be entitled to a refund of some of the tax paid to Revenue during the year.
Every year thousands of Irish people overpay tax with Revenue and are due tax back. Our specialised PAYE tax refund service ensures you get back all the tax you’ve overpaid to Revenue over the last four years!
Most Irish taxpayers are entitled to a tax refund. The average Tax Quick Refund customer gets €1,880 – so it’s definitely worth checking how much you’re owed!
From bar staff to nurses and from teachers to firefighters – flat-rate expenses are available to thousands of Irish employees who work in a variety of different jobs. These expenses are designed to cover common work related costs such as tools, uniforms and stationery. Our tax team will help you claim your flat-rate expenses for the last four years.
The costs associated with long-term care in a nursing home can often be very substantial. But the good news is that, if you pay nursing home fees for either yourself or a loved one, you may be due back as much as 40% of the cost! You can claim your maximum nursing home tax refund online with Tax Quick Refund.
Remote workers are entitled to claim tax relief on many common home utility bills such as heating, electricity and broadband. So, if you work from home, either full or part-time, you should apply for your tax refund!
If you have paid for GP, Consultant or Dentist bills (and lots more), you could be due 20% of the cost back as a tax refund. Our tax team will transfer your maximum refund straight to your bank account.
In Budget 2023, the Government announced a new tax relief which aims to support the 40,000 property renters in Ireland.
The Rent tax credit is worth €500 per year to each tenant. For example, single individuals can claim €500 while married couples and civil partners can benefit by €1,000.
The credit is available for the 2022 – 2025 tax years (inclusive). So, if you rented a home in 2022, you can claim this tax relief today.
Tax Quick Refund can help you to avail of the Rent tax credit easily online.
If you care for a child or a dependent loved one at home, you could be due tax relief worth €1,600! You can claim every tax credit you’re due online with Tax Quick Refund.
Got married in the last four years? You could be due a BIG tax refund.
You can claim ‘year of marriage’ tax relief easily online with Tax Quick Refund.
Paying third level college fees for yourself or a loved one?
You could be due a significant tax refund! We’ll help you to secure your maximum refund and transfer your money straight to your bank account.
Many workers pay a higher rate of tax – or emergency tax – when they start a new job. The good news is that you can claim your emergency Tax Quick Refund!
We get Tax Quick Refund for our customer all day everyday! Our average customer gets €1,880
You can apply for your tax refund after the end of the tax year (31 December) or when you leave the country permanently. You can also claim an unemployment repayment if your employment ceased during the tax year. The Irish tax year runs from 1 January-31 December and you have up to four years to claim.
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Once we get your signed documents it takes 7-10 working days to get your tax return ready for the tax office.
This includes:
The tax office will take about 1-2 weeks to process your return online.
These timeframes are a guide only and your claim may take longer if more information is required, or the application cannot be submitted through the online facility.
Once we get your tax refund, we’ll contact you to confirm the quickest way to get it to you!
Our fee covers:
Once we have access to your online records, we will download the missing information.
If you’ve paid qualifying health and dental expenses during the tax year, such as doctor’s visits not completely covered by your insurance provider, we may be able to claim tax relief on these expenses for you.
Examples of qualifying medical expenses:
Examples of qualifying dental treatments
Important: Keep your receipts for expenses so you can claim what you’re entitled to!
If you’re paying tuition fees in respect of certain third level undergraduate or postgraduate courses or certain language or IT courses you may qualify for tax relief. It will depend on the course of study and institution.
Revenue disregards a certain amount of the qualifying fees in respect to each claim. For example, for a full-time course in 2015 the first €3,000 is disregarded from the qualifying tuition fees.
Fees for private colleges can be well above the level disregarded, which could mean a valuable tax credit.
Tax Quick Refund can claim your tuition tax relief for you.
No. Tax relief in respect of service charges was abolished for the tax years 2012 onwards.
The One Parent Family Tax Credit was abolished with effect from 31st December 2013 and replaced by the Single Person Child Carer Credit.
The Single Person Child Carer Credit (SPCCC) is a tax credit for people who care for children on their own and came into effect from 1 January 2014.
It’s generally awarded to the person with whom the qualifying child lives with most of the year. This person is called the Primary Claimant.
The Primary Claimant can choose to surrender their entitlement to the credit and name a qualifying Secondary Claimant if that person lives with the child for more than 100 days in a year.
A qualifying child is:
The Universal Social Charge (USC) was introduced in Ireland in 2011 to replace the Health & Income levies. Your income will be exempt from USC if it is less than:
We can assist you with claiming any USC refunds you’re owed and we will check to see if you’re owed anything when you apply for a PAYE tax refund.
Your P60 is the tax certificate you receive from your employer in January after the tax year ends. It shows your earnings, tax paid in that tax year.
If you’ve misplaced your P60 or never received it, our document retrieval team can obtain one for you.
From 1 Jan 2019, employers have no obligation to issue a P60 to employee leaving the company.
The average tax refund we get for our Irish tax clients is €1,880* for PAYE. Our tax advisors will ensure you get back any overpaid Irish tax, expenses, and credits.
The amount will depend on:
Get your online tax refund.
For Irish PAYE tax refunds we charge 10% + handling fee of the refund, subject to a minimum processing fee of €40 + handling fee.
*Complicated cases are charged with an additional flat fee of €30. These include (but not limited to)- claim for pension contributions- claim for work at home expenses- claim for income continuance contributions- claim for year of separation- claim for year of bereavement- if you are randomly selected by Revenue to complete a Form 12- if you are in receipt of other non-PAYE income but you are not regarded as a chargeable person yet- other
For tax refunds under €96, our fee is 50% of the final Revenue approved refund amount.
Discover how to claim tax back with our easy process:
If you earn income in Ireland outside of your income as a PAYE employee, you may need to declare it by filing a self-assessed tax return by 31 October.
Extra income includes:
In Budget 2023, the Government announced a new tax relief which aims to support the 40,000 property renters in Ireland. The Rent tax credit is worth €500 per year to each tenant. For example, single individuals can claim €500 while married couples and civil partners can benefit by €1,000.The credit is available for the 2022 – 2025 tax years (inclusive).
If your employer pays part or all of your medical insurance you may be entitled to tax relief as it’s not granted at source.
If you pay for medical insurance either directly or pay through your employer, tax relief is granted at source and you’re not entitled to additional relief.
The incapacitated child tax credit can be claimed by a parent or guardian if they have a child who is permanently incapacitated either physically or mentally from maintaining himself or herself.
To qualify, the child must have become incapacitated before turning 21 or, if older than 21, have been in full-time education or training for a trade or profession for a minimum of two years when they became permanently incapacitated.
To apply for this tax credit, we’ll need:
If you earn income in Ireland outside of your income as a PAYE employee, you may need to declare it by filing a self-assessed tax return by 31 October.
Extra income includes:
Your P45 is the official tax form you get from your employer when you finish working for them. It outlines your earnings and amount of taxes you paid for that employer. If you leave your job to start another one in Ireland, you’ll need to give your P45 to your next employer.
If you’ve misplaced your P45 or never received it, our document retrieval team can obtain one for you.
From 1 Jan 2019, employers have no obligation to issue a P45 to employee leaving the company.
No, but we guarantee that we’ll get as much back as we legally can. Our estimate is based on your documents and our experience in filing thousands of tax returns each week. The Irish tax authority has the final decision.
We’ll check for any allowances or benefits you can get and ensure we apply for the maximum tax back possible.
Join the huge number of customers from all over Ireland who have got their Irish tax refunds back from Tax Quick Refund. We provide Irish tax refunds for both Irish and foreign workers. We will check out your individual circumstances to make sure we claim all applicable tax reliefs and deductions. We take all the hard work out of the tax refund process so you can sit back and relax and wait for your refund. It’s completely FREE to find out what you’re owed so what are you waiting for?
A lot of people nowadays haven’t just worked in one country. That’s why we always check if you’ve ever worked abroad. Many of our Irish tax customers have also got tax refunds from other countries including Australia, the US, Canada, the UK and New Zealand. If you’ve worked overseas, there’s a very good chance you could be due a tax refund.
