That's a piece of advice from a midlands accountant.
Revenue won't help you, it's up to you to claim your tax back.
That's the advice from a midlands accountant, in the wake of new figures which show over 300,000 people may have overpaid Revenue last year.
That figure is on top of more than a quarter of a million people who paid too much in tax in 2021.
The deadline for submitting a tax return is November 15th.
John McCann, from M-C-M Accounting in Tullamore, outlines how to do so:
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