If you or your family have paid out-of-pocket for medical or dental care in recent years, there’s good news: you may be entitled to a tax rebate from Revenue. Many people in Ireland miss out on this opportunity simply because they don’t realise what qualifies as a claimable expense. At Rebates.ie, we’re here to make […]
Understanding the Revenue Online Service (ROS): A Guide for Irish Business Owners Streamline your tax obligations with Ireland’s digital tax platform. Introduction Navigating tax responsibilities is a critical aspect of running a business in Ireland. The Revenue Online Service (ROS) is the Irish Revenue Commissioners’ online platform designed to facilitate the electronic filing and payment […]
Understanding Medical Expense Tax Rebates in Ireland Medical expenses can place a heavy burden on your finances, but did you know that you might be eligible for a tax rebate on these costs? In Ireland, you can claim back a portion of your healthcare expenses—from GP visits and specialist consultations to dental care and mental […]
Introduction Did you know that thousands of Irish taxpayers overpay taxes every year without even realising it? Whether it’s medical expenses, rent tax credits, tuition fees, or simply a change in life circumstances, you could be due a tax rebate. In fact, the average Irish tax rebate is €1,120—a significant sum that could be sitting […]
Filing for a tax refund can be a common process for Irish taxpayers who overpay tax or qualify for various tax credits and reliefs. But how long does it take for your refund to reach you? Understanding the timelines and factors that influence the refund process helps in setting realistic expectations. This blog has been […]
Ireland’s Pay-As-You-Earn (PAYE) system is one of the most important frameworks that employers need to understand to manage their payroll obligations effectively. Introduced in 1960 and updated over the years, PAYE allows for the accurate deduction of taxes from employees’ paychecks, covering income tax, Pay Related Social Insurance (PRSI), and the Universal Social Charge (USC). […]