In today's ever-increasing pandemic economy, a qualified employees is critical for any sector. In Ireland, there is a high demand for experienced IT contractors.

The Charitable Donation Scheme allows tax relief on qualifying donations made to approved charity bodies

Tax returns for Employment-Share Schemes. You must file an income tax return if you get shares from your employer and live in Ireland.

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Employers must deduct Income Tax, Pay Related Social Insurance (PRSI), Universal Social Charge (USC), and Local Property Tax (LPT) from an employee's gross pay under the existing PAYE tax system in Ireland. Each employer must supply a list of all their employees via ROS prior to the start of the new system, as well as guarantee that every employee is on the current P2C list.

Employers must record payroll details every time an employee is paid to start January 1, 2019. These details must be reported on or before the due date. You must complete payroll submissions if you made payments to your employees during the month. You must submit a payroll entry each week if you pay your employees weekly.

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It is really important that you manage your payrolls mindfully from the beginning. Employees expect to be paid on time and for the correct amount without paying inapplicable taxes. Furthermore, if you have additional payments to account for, such as bonuses and holiday pay, your payroll chores get more complicated.

It's almost time to file your self-assessment tax return. If you're self-employed, it's that time of year again. The official deadline is 31 October 2021 – but it can be extended, if you use Revenue’s Pay and File system to both pay and file through ROS (Revenue Online Service)