P50 and Leaving Ireland Tax Refund
Reclaim any PAYE and USC overpaid in your final year in Ireland: P50 cessation refund, final Statement of Liability, split-year residence treatment, and any unused credits before you go.
How the process works
Quick assessment
We confirm your departure date, employment history this year, and whether a P50 now or a final Statement of Liability after year-end is the right route.
Document checklist by WhatsApp
You send payslips, employment cessation date, rent receipts, and any other reliefs by photo. No printer needed.
Filing with Revenue
We file the P50 cessation refund or the Statement of Liability, apply the split-year residence treatment for the year of departure, and claim any unused Rent Tax Credit, Flat Rate Expenses, and emergency-tax reconciliation.
Refund and close-out
Any refund due lands in your Irish bank account. We close out your Irish tax record cleanly so you can come back in the future without a mess.
Why it’s important
- Tax credits and rate band are spread across the full year. If you leave mid-year, a significant portion is typically refundable
- Split-year residence treatment prevents income earned after you leave from being caught in the Irish net
- A clean close-out preserves your record at Revenue if you ever return to Ireland
- Designed for international students, graduates, and short-stay workers: Brazilian, Chinese, Mongolian, Malaysian, Chilean, Paraguayan, Costa Rican, Indian, Filipino, and many others
Official sources (Ireland)
- Revenue: Moving to or from Ireland
- Revenue: Claiming tax back
- Revenue: Form P50 (claim for unemployment repayment)
- Revenue: Split-year treatment
Note: the links above are official sources. If you have questions, talk to us so we can guide the right path for your case.