What Can I Claim

PAYE, or “Pay As You Earn”, is a straightforward system employed by the Irish Government. It ensures that the appropriate amounts for income tax, USC, and PRSI are deducted from your wages based on your earnings. Essentially, before your paycheck reaches you, these deductions are made and directly remitted to the revenue, which then channels it to the Irish Government. This system aims to simplify tax payments for employees. However, it’s always wise to verify if the correct deductions are being made!

Anyone working in Ireland is typically subject to income tax through the PAYE system. While no one relishes parting with their hard-earned money for taxes, there are legal ways to ensure you’re not overpaying. Stay tuned for our top strategies to minimise your payments to Revenue and keep more of your earnings in your pocket!

Every PAYE employee in Ireland is entitled to tax credits. Depending on your circumstances, there are various reliefs you can claim.

Even if you’ve moved abroad or only worked for part of the year, if you’ve been employed in Ireland within the last four years, you can still claim your tax credits.

We ensure you get every cent you’re entitled to. Reach out to us today!

As a registered Irish Tax Agent, we are happy to help maximise your tax rebate. To get started, simply complete our quick online registration form and we’ll revert within 1 working day with the next steps towards securing your tax refund.

If you are already registered, email your receipts to [email protected] or post to Tir Conaill Street, Townparks, Ballyshannon, Co. Donegal.

The most overlooked tax refund claims.
• Doctors Visits
• Prescriptions
• Laser Eye Treatment
• IVF & Fertility Treatments
• Maternity Care
• Non Routine Dental Expenses
• Nursing Home Expenses & Employing a Carer
• X-rays, MRI or CAT scans
• Physiotherapy, Acupuncture, Podiatry, Chiropody
• Psychotherapy or Psychiatry
• Medical Appliances
• Speech and Language Therapy
• Education Psychological Assessment
• Dietary Food due to a diagnosed medical condition

• Home Carer Tax Credit – Worth up to €1,700
You can claim the Home Carer tax credit if you are married or in a civil partnership, and you care for one or more dependent persons.

• Incapacitated Child Tax Credit – Worth up to €3,300
If you have a child who is permanently incapacitated (either physically or mentally) and is unable to support themselves, you may be entitled to claim the Incapacitated Child Tax Credit. The incapacity must be such that the child is unlikely to maintain themselves even with the benefit of any treatment, device, medication or therapy.

• Rent Tax Credit – Worth up to €1,500
You may be entitled to the Rent Tax Credit if you pay rent on your home, you rent a second home that you use for work or college, or you pay rent for your child to attend university.

• Single Parent Tax Credit – Worth up to €1,650
If you care for a child on your own, you may be able to claim the Single Parent Tax Credit. Even if they are away to college!

• Dependent Relative Tax Credit – Worth up to €245
If you maintain a relative at your own expense, who is unable to maintain themselves due to incapacity by old age or infirmity, you may be entitled to the Dependent Relative Tax Credit.

• Medical Insurance Premiums
Claim 20% tax back on your medical insurance premiums paid by your employer, including costs for your dependents.

• Blind Person’s Tax Credit
If you are blind or have visual impairments, you are entitled to the Blind Person’s Tax Credit.

• Guide Dog Allowance
In addition to the blind persons’ tax credit, if you own a trained guide dog you’re eligible for the guide dog allowance.