Help with a Revenue letter
Got a letter from Revenue and don’t know what it means? We read it, explain it, and step in as your registered Tax Agent, covering audits, Compliance Interventions, Notices of Estimate, Revenue Sheriff letters, and Phased Payment Arrangements.
How the process works
Send a photo of the letter on WhatsApp
We read it and explain in plain English (or Portuguese) what it actually is: routine reminder, Notice of Estimate, audit notification, Compliance Intervention, or Revenue Sheriff letter.
Take over as Tax Agent (TAIN)
We register as your Tax Agent so Revenue corresponds with us instead of with you while the position is being sorted out.
File what is missing
Late or unfiled Form 11, CT1, B1, or VAT3 returns are prepared and filed so the real liability replaces any Revenue estimate. Where the facts allow, a voluntary disclosure is prepared.
Settle and rebuild
We negotiate a Phased Payment Arrangement (PPA) with Revenue where there is a balance to clear over time, and rebuild your filing calendar so this situation does not happen again.
Why it’s important
- Engaging in the first week often shapes how the case unfolds
- A registered Tax Agent (TAIN) can correspond with Revenue on your behalf
- Filed returns replace Revenue’s own estimate, and the real liability is almost always lower
- A Phased Payment Arrangement avoids further enforcement while the balance is paid over time
- Voluntary disclosure can produce a better outcome than waiting for Revenue to find the same issue
Official sources (Ireland)
- Revenue: Compliance Intervention Framework
- Revenue: Phased Payment Arrangements
- Revenue: Tax Agents (TAIN)
- Revenue: Code of Practice for Revenue Compliance Interventions
Note: the links above are official sources. If you have questions, talk to us so we can guide the right path for your case.