Taxation of Part Time Lecturers/Teachers/Trainers
Revenue eBrief No. 103/22 Taxation of Part Time Lecturers/Teachers/Trainers Tax and Duty Manual Part 05-01-11 – Taxation of Part Time Lecturers/Teachers/Trainers – has
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Credit in respect of tax deducted from emoluments of certain directors and employees
Revenue eBrief No. 006/22 Credit in respect of tax deducted from emoluments of certain directors and employees Tax and Duty
Pay As You Earn (PAYE) system – Employee payroll tax deductions in relation to non-Irish employments exercised in the State.
Revenue eBrief No. 207/19 Pay As You Earn (PAYE) system – Employee payroll tax deductions in relation to non-Irish employments
Payments to Part-Time Lecturers
Revenue eBrief No. 161/19 Tax Duty Manual Part 05-01-11 outlines Revenue’s position with regards to the tax treatment of part-time
The Employers’ Guide to PAYE
Revenue eBrief No. 158/19 Tax and Duty Manual Part 42-04-35A ‘The Employers’ Guide to PAYE’ has been updated to provide further clarification
Tax and Universal Social Charge treatment of income of directors of Irish incorporated companies
Revenue eBrief No. 103/19 Tax and Duty Manual Part 42-04-61 has been amended by the insertion of a new paragraph 1.1 “Payments
Taxation of election workers
Revenue eBrief No. 066/19 Taxation of election workers A new Tax and Duty Manual Part 05-01-29 sets out the taxation arrangements
Net pay arrangements: application of PAYE to net pay after deducting employee’s superannuation contributions
Revenue eBrief No. 030/19 Net pay arrangements: application of PAYE to net pay after deducting employee’s superannuation contributions Tax and
Tax treatment of certain payments made by the Department of Employment Affairs and Social Protection
Revenue eBrief No. 027/19 Tax treatment of certain payments made by the Department of Employment Affairs and Social Protection The tax
Income Tax (Employment) Regulations 2018 (S.I. No. 345 of 2018) and Universal Social Charge Regulations 2018 (S.I. No. 510 of 2018)
Revenue eBrief No. 025/19 With the introduction of PMOD from 1 January 2019, new regulations governing the operation of income
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