Ireland Tax Return Estimate (Form 11 / Form 12)
Add up your year's income from every source and PayGlance estimates your full-year Income Tax, USC and PRSI, compares it with tax already paid, and tells you whether you owe a balance or are due a refund - and which form applies.
How to use it
- Enter your income. PAYE, self-employment, rental, Irish dividends and deposit interest for the year.
- Add tax already paid. What was deducted through payroll, plus any preliminary tax.
- See your position. PayGlance shows the tax due, what's paid, and any balance or refund - plus Form 11 vs Form 12.
FAQs
Form 11 or Form 12 - which do I file?
You're a chargeable person and file a Form 11 if your gross non-PAYE income is EUR 30,000 or more, or your net assessable non-PAYE income is EUR 5,000 or more (including DIRT income). Otherwise a Form 12 covers smaller amounts of non-PAYE income.
How is non-PAYE income taxed?
Self-employment, rental and dividend income are added to your income and taxed at 20%/40% with USC and (over EUR 5,000) PRSI. Self-employment income over EUR 100,000 carries a 3% USC surcharge (11%). Deposit interest with DIRT (33%) deducted at source is settled and is exempt from USC and PRSI.
Is this an official return?
No - it's an estimate to help you plan and check your position before filing on Revenue's ROS or myAccount. It uses standard credits; add your own reliefs (rent, medical, etc.). Confirm against Revenue's figures.