How to Complete Your Income Tax Return and Statement of Liability for 2023 Step by Step.

Pay As You Earn (PAYE) taxpayer, known to us as PAYE workers, must complete a PAYE Income Tax Return to:
1. claim additional tax credits, reliefs or expenses
2. declare additional income
3. obtain a Statement of Liability for the year
4. claim refunds of any Income Tax or Universal Social Charge overpaid
and
5. confirm any liability of Income Tax or USC underpaid.
This video covers all of these areas in detail and provides answers to most of the frequently asked questions about timeframes and also provides useful tips for avoiding scams and common pitfalls.
This is a Step by step guide for PAYE Workers to complete their Income Tax Return for 2023. It was created by Boyle Payroll Project Management for PAYE workers in Ireland. #incometaxreturn #taxreturn #taxrebate #taxrefund2023 #taxreturn2023 #taxrefunds #incometaxreturn #incometaxreturnfiling2023

[@steffancarter6671]

Thanks for the information, God bless you ❤. Steffan

[@PayrollMattersinIreland]

Thank you so much for the feedback.

[@Mrrockanrollea]

Thanks for such an explanatory video. I left the country, so I would like to know how to request the pension. and also if any other tax can be claimed. Thanks

[@PayrollMattersinIreland]

Thank you. We have a range of videos on our channel regarding other tax credits and reliefs.

[@neilmccarthy5225]

If I need to complete Income Tax return for each year 20 - 23 how will I know if the figures are correct for the previous years such as 2020 - 2022. ?

[@PayrollMattersinIreland]

Sorry for delay in replying. You can check them against the last payslip you receive from employers. They are generally spot on.

[@s-ge9yw]

I need to know why for my 2023 the status on the first page it says "saved" instead of "available " and doesn't allow me to file. I hope to have a reply thank you

[@PayrollMattersinIreland]

You obviously started your income tax return and left it before submitting it. Go to the saved version and finish it and submit it.

[@s-ge9yw]

Thank you

[@alexukonu6592]

Is it the income tax return I have to complete to be able to claim and outstanding tax credits?

[@PayrollMattersinIreland]

Yes that is correct.