Claiming tax back in Ireland can feel overwhelming, especially if it’s your first time navigating the process. From tuition fees and flat rate expenses to medical and dental relief, there are plenty of ways to maximize your refund.

How separation and divorce can affect your tax situation in Ireland

Hey! Medical professionals and healthcare workers! Boy, oh boy, do we have some great news for you! You…

Is tipping common in your line of work? There is no law that stops employers from keeping tips…

It’s universally agreed that no one should overpay tax. And yet did you know that millions of euro…

If you have property in Ireland but live abroad – if you’re a retired expatriate and chose to rent rather than sell your house in Ireland, for example – you’d able to rent your property back home but would have to adhere to certain unique tax stipulations.

Many students believe they’re not entitled to claim anything and, as a result, leave their money with the taxman! Don’t let this happen to you!

Did you know that roughly 285,000 people are employed in Ireland’s retail sector? The vast majority of these…

A new relief was introduced in Budget 2024 with the aim of assisting landlords operating within the Irish…

If you’re employed under the PAYE (Pay As You Earn) system in Ireland, then you’re taxable on your…

Claiming your tax refund is never an easy process. However, by taking care of your tax responsibilities you…

Starting a new job is exciting until your first paycheck hits you with emergency tax deductions. But don’t panic—this situation is avoidable and fixable. Learn how to sidestep emergency tax or claim back any overpaid tax with our practical tips and examples.

Flat Rate Expenses – many people in Ireland are entitled to them but not a lot of people know what they are.