So you have been given your 2022 tax bill……..
If you are self employed or an employee who has a tax bill to finalise before the end of October, pension funding is the most straightforward way to reduce that bill and at the same time start the process of setting you up in retirement for the lifestyle you want to live. We make the process simple and use straightforward language to give you a clearer picture of the tax savings and also what starting your pension will mean to you when you do retire.
For Self Employed
If you are self-employed you must calculate your tax liability and make a payment by 31 October 2023 in respect of your: 1. Final Tax Assessment for 2022; 2. Preliminary Tax for 2023.
The good news… You can reduce your 2022 Final Tax liability and your 2023 Preliminary Tax liability by making contributions to a Personal Pension plan or to a PRSA plan by 31 October 2023 (or 15th November 2023 for ROS users) and also by these respective dates electing to backdate the tax relief to 2022.
For the Self-Employed
If you are self-employed you must calculate your tax liability and make a payment by 31 October 2019 in respect of your: 1. Final Tax Assessment for 2018; 2. Preliminary Tax for 2019.
The good news… You can reduce your 2018 Final Tax liability and your 2019 Preliminary Tax liability by making contributions to a Personal Pension plan or to a PRSA plan by 31 October 2019 (or 12 November 2019 for ROS users) and also by these respective dates electing to backdate the tax relief to 2018.
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