We can review your last four years of tax records that you receive the maximum refund. Apply now to https://t.co/e1JEyTB17Q

Revenue has extended the filing deadline to December 10th for self-assessed taxpayers who file and pay their tax returns online. Those who do not pay using Revenue’s online service must still pay and file by October 31st.

Free tax assessment and then you can decide if you like to file the tax return or not. For all self-employed in Ireland apply at or contact us at 01 908 1250 https://t.co/bo1BeLeJhS

If you are a self-employed or landlord, contractor, or sub-contractor and need to file your annual tax return (Form 11). We will file tax returns online from as little as Euro 150 plus VAT. apply at #TaxReturns #form11 #taxes #Ireland https://t.co/UJTNhuRP8m

How does an employee qualify? E-working is where you work from home for on a full- or part-time basis. To qualify as an e-worker to get tax back, you must: • Have an agreement with your employer • Be required to perform essential duties of employment at home https://t.co/jsoeQdnfxm

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In response to Covid-19 Pandemic For the safety of all our staff and community we are working remotely. We may not able to attend your calls. You can still contact us by email by email to info@taxreturned.ie and we will reply to your queries ASAP. #staysafe #COVID19ireland https://t.co/mLceUXQgTl

e-Working and home workers eWorking is where your employee works: at home on a full or part-time basis part of the time at home and the remainder in the normal place of work Home expenses You can make a payment of €3.20 per workday to an eWorker employee without deducting

People remote working can claim tax relief for lighting, heat and broadband