How to Claim Mortgage Interest Tax Credit on Revenue MyAccount for 2023 Step by Step (MITC)

In order to claim the MITC for the 2023 tax year, the individual must file an Income Tax Return. In order to claim the MITC the claimant must submit the following documents at the time the claim is made:
 Certificate of Mortgage Interest 2022,
 Certificate of Mortgage Interest 2023, and
 Confirmation of mortgage balance at 31 December 2022.
It is worth noting that the claimant will need their LPT Proerty ID no. to hand when completing the Income Tax Return to make the claim for Mortgage Interest Tax Credit.The documents can be uploaded through Revenue’s online services.
 For PAYE employees, those filing a Form 12, the documents can be uploaded via the ‘Upload Supporting Documents’ service which can be accessed through myAccount under the 'Manage My Record' card which pops up during the application process.
This step by step video shows how a PAYE taxpayer can claim the MITC for 2023 by completing an Income Tax Return in myAccount. To note, the three documents specified in the video are required as part of the claims process.
To claim the credit and complete an Income Tax Return, the following steps are required:
 Sign into myAccount.
 Click on ‘Review your Tax 2020-2023’ in the ‘PAYE Services’ section.
 Select 2023 from Tax Year drop down menu
 Request a 'Statement of Liability' for 2023.
 Click on ‘Complete your Income Tax Return’.
 In the ‘Tax Credits & Reliefs’ page select ‘You and your family’ and click on
‘Mortgage Interest Tax Credit’.
 Work through the claim process.
 Submit the Income Tax Return.

[@innail9162]

THANK YOU VERY MUCH!

[@gaybs23]

Very informative. Thanking you.😊

[@PayrollMattersinIreland]

Glad it was helpful!. Thank you for the feedback.

[@siobhanharding8122]

Hi PMI.. myself and my husband are both PAYE workers but I also am self employed as I have a small craft business. I dud my own income tax returns this year but we now want to file for Mortgage relief for 2023. We can't seem to find on form 11 where we do this. Would love your advise thank you.

[@PayrollMattersinIreland]

We deal with PAYE taxpayers. We don't deal with chargeable self assessed persons but Self-assessed taxpayers should be able to claim the relief from mid-to late February.

[@francis147741]

Hello. There is no ‘Mortgage Interest Tax Credit’ under the You and Family section for me. Would i need to delete and restart the tax return to get this to appear or is it just being rolled out in stages
? Kind Regards. Thanks again

[@PayrollMattersinIreland]

It is been added in stages. I would have expected evryone to have it by now. Don't worry it will appear soon. Refresh your screen.

[@derekkearns3377]

Still none for me also. Been getting the run around on the phone. Done statement of liability updated all property tax uploaded it in documents. And still no menu in household for it

[@francis147741]

@@derekkearns3377 if you delete your current income tax return and restart it. It should show up

[@juliehunt6191]

It's still not in mine either!

[@andreamoriarty9871]

Hi. Can you please advise. I claimed medical expenses for year 2023 and now I can't request statement of liability for mortgage tax relief. How can I apply online. Regards. Andrea

[@PayrollMattersinIreland]

You can amend youir Statement of liabiliity by amending your income tax reurn.

[@bruts82]

It’s not on our screen , is there another way of claiming

[@dk386]

mortgage interest credit is not on the tax credits list now

[@PayrollMattersinIreland]

Have you followed the step by step guide. If you were in the middle of a tax return complete that 1st and the return and edit it.