Application Options:
Quick Review Form
Our Quick Review Form is the quickest and easiest way to have your taxes reviewed. It only takes 50 seconds to complete and gives us the ability to view your pay & tax details. This allows us to calculate if you have overpaid tax in the last 4 years and file your tax returns.
Full Review Form
Our Full Review Form is a more detailed submission. The details included on this form provide us with the information required to determine what additional tax credits you might be due when filing your tax return. These additional tax credits play a crucial role in maximising any tax rebate you may be due.
The extra couple of minutes to fill out this form has proven very beneficial for our clients.
Unemployment Repayment Form
Our Unemployment Repayment Form is the easiest way to reconcile your taxes during the current year. While the other claim forms only review the last 4 years, the Unemployment Repayment Form allows us to review your taxes and submit a return for the current year too.
*Note – You can only claim tax back for the current year if you are unemployed (and have worked and paid tax this year) or are leaving Ireland (or have left already).
Which form do I need to complete to have my tax returns submitted?
Are you unsure as to what application form you should complete?
We would advise the following:
- If you don’t think you are due any additional tax credits or tax reliefs, you should complete our Quick Review Form.
- If you are unsure whether you are entitled to additional tax credits/reliefs and would like us to check, you should complete our Full Review Form.
- If you know what tax credits/reliefs you would like to claim, you should complete our Quick Review Form. After completion, contact us with details and supporting documentation of the specific claims you would like to make.
- If you are currently unemployed or are leaving Ireland, you should complete our Unemployment Repayment Form. We will automatically include a review of your taxes for the last 4 years as well as reviewing your taxes for the current year.
