Filing proper returns doesn’t need to be a taxing job

THOUSANDS of people are penalised by the Revenue each year for failure to comply with tax return requirements but we would “guestimate” that at least 20% of these people are unaware of their tax obligations and that many of the penalties incurred are very much avoidable.

Filing proper returns doesn’t need to be a taxing job

Many people, if they are in PAYE employment, believe the October 31 deadline does not apply to them. However, this is not always the case. There are a variety of people, from those owning buy-to-let properties to those who have a foreign pension or those who have recently sold shares, who need to file a tax return to be tax compliant.

For this reason, we have put together a checklist of the most common situations we have come across where people have to file a tax return outside of self-employed individuals.

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