Tax question about children

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lodey

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Hi there,

My wife and I have just had a baby boy 4 weeks ago. The question I have is do we get any tax relief/credits for him?The only thing that I can find on the ROS site is the one parent family credits...we are married and tax'd jointly

Rgds
 
Re: Tax Qquestion about children

If your wife is not working you get the home carers credit of €770 AFAIK.
 
There are no credits/allowances specifically for having a child. As mentioned above the [broken link removed] may apply.
 
myself and my partner are ummarried/cohabiting, with 3 children and unfortunately cannot claim tax credits in respect of the kids. Previously I was a working single parent and was able to claim for one child, now with 2 more kids and a partner I can't claim any credits, even though all the kids details are recorded with revenue! its very annoying as one of us pays tax at the highest rate ! just gotta tie the knot I reckon !
 
As Clubman has pointed out, there is no tax credit for children in Ireland.

If you are a stay-at-home Mother, then you and your partner would pay less tax if you were married, but if you both work, and you both pay tax at 42%,then there is no difference.

Try the tax calculator above to see if there is any difference in your case.
 
Thank you Clubman. I thought the link was already in the thread, but I was mixing it up with another thread.
 
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