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Public Area => Taxi Talk => Topic started by: mercenary for hire on March 16, 2020, 02:22:33 pm
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This is off the welfare site anyway.Download it, print it, fill it out and post or drop it into your local office.
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I think guests need to log in to the forum to download the PDF.
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They're saying not to drop it into Intreo offices,post it,i have a mygov account,might be able to use that..i did download the form though...Thanks MFH.
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I hope it's the right one..send it in anyway.
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I have already done it last week.tou have to go to your doctor,who has to certify you. She in turn,will send on the reinvent cert to the dept,including a code which she encloses.in my case she has me down as suspected exposure to covid 19 which is code 818
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Btw you can also claim for dependents
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I have already done it last week.tou have to go to your doctor,who has to certify you. She in turn,will send on the reinvent cert to the dept,including a code which she encloses.in my case she has me down as suspected exposure to covid 19 which is code 818
Doesn't say anything on that form about having to go to the Doc.
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This particular payment isn't the €305 self isolation one.It's an emergency payment for six weeks.In the mean time we're supposed to make a full application.No doctor cert for this one linked.
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Thanks, MfH. I don't have a printer, should I pop into Intreo for a form?
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No well I was talking about the enhanced 305 payment
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From what I'm reading they don't want face to face contact.I'd say the local office will have a pile of them at the door.I'll get the other half to print mine from the job.If she still has one.
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Well with the self isolation one they are quite clear that they do not want face to face contact.they do not want anyone going into the intreio offices
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From what I'm reading they don't want face to face contact.I'd say the local office will have a pile of them at the door.I'll get the other half to print mine from the job.If she still has one.
@MfH, I'll drive-by (normal practice in Coolock) and see if they'll slip me a form through the letterbox or under the door.
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Well with the self isolation one they are quite clear that they do not want face to face contact.they do not want anyone going into the intreio offices
Alas, we can't apply online.
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Well with the self isolation one they are quite clear that they do not want face to face contact.they do not want anyone going into the intreio offices
Alas, we can't apply online.
I thought they said you could once you had a mywelfare/mygov account.
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Well with the self isolation one you get the form from the doc.he/ she has to then send on details of what you are being signed off work with.fromthe doc will then give you a form with about 12/ 14 pages in which YOU send in to a po box number.its a straight forward form no akward questions
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Well with the self isolation one they are quite clear that they do not want face to face contact.they do not want anyone going into the intreio offices
Alas, we can't apply online.
I thought they said you could once you had a mywelfare/mygov account.
I don't think I have one. How do I set one up?
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Just aswell...LL doesn't like awkward questions!!
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Well with the self isolation one they are quite clear that they do not want face to face contact.they do not want anyone going into the intreio offices
Alas, we can't apply online.
I thought they said you could once you had a mywelfare/mygov account.
I don't think I have one. How do I set one up?
Do you have a PSC(Public Services Card)?
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Well with the self isolation one they are quite clear that they do not want face to face contact.they do not want anyone going into the intreio offices
Alas, we can't apply online.
I thought they said you could once you had a mywelfare/mygov account.
I don't think I have one. How do I set one up?
Do you have a PSC(Public Services Card)?
Don't think so.
The nearest was a E1-11 card.
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Well with the self isolation one they are quite clear that they do not want face to face contact.they do not want anyone going into the intreio offices
Alas, we can't apply online.
I thought they said you could once you had a mywelfare/mygov account.
I don't think I have one. How do I set one up?
Do you have a PSC(Public Services Card)?
Don't think so.
The nearest was a E1-11 card.
Ah ok....you need a PSC to register and they send you out a code so you can access govt services.
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To get a PSC you need to meet them face to face.Lastnight I tried to get an appointment and they said April 17 was their nearest available date.It's probably Xmas now.
Maybe they'll get an online application up and running this week.
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Well with the self isolation one they are quite clear that they do not want face to face contact.they do not want anyone going into the intreio offices
Alas, we can't apply online.
I thought they said you could once you had a mywelfare/mygov account.
I don't think I have one. How do I set one up?
Do you have a PSC(Public Services Card)?
Don't think so.
The nearest was a E1-11 card.
Ah ok....you need a PSC to register and they send you out a code so you can access govt services.
To get my PSC I had to attend the local social welfare office for a photo to be taken, plus IDs etc.
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To get a PSC you need to meet them face to face.Lastnight I tried to get an appointment and they said April 17 was their nearest available date.It's probably Xmas now.
Maybe they'll get an online application up and running this week.
I got one last year..or maybe it was two years ago....i had applied for a driving licence renewal previously through NDLS(face to face)...i got a letter from them saying that if i confirmed a few more details they'd send one out.....this was before all the controversy arose.
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This particular payment isn't the €305 self isolation one.It's an emergency payment for six weeks.In the mean time we're supposed to make a full application.No doctor cert for this one linked.
If I read it correctly you have to fill out a full application after you've filled out the one page jobbie and there's a possibility they might want the money back if it turns out you're not entitled to it?
I'm assuming the full form will be detailed and they will take the money back off you in time if you have a few quid in the bank??
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I'm currently in a telephone queue to request a form sent out. They're playing house music while I wait. Anyone got a spare E?
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I'm currently in a telephone queue to request a form sent out. They're playing house music while I wait. Anyone got a spare E?
Jack to the sound of dee Underground....Try PEPinng yourself up until the light of The MDMA sets in..
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I'm currently in a telephone queue to request a form sent out. They're playing house music while I wait. Anyone got a spare E?
Phone line = 01 248 1398.
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I'm currently in a telephone queue to request a form sent out. They're playing house music while I wait. Anyone got a spare E?
Phone line = 01 248 1398.
Finally got through. One is being sent out in the post. Thanks again MfH.
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No probs I hope they pay us!
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Thanks, MfH. I don't have a printer, should I pop into Intreo for a form?
Bullit ....ide recommends yu go into greendale and complete the forms ....ther was no ques today ...and you hand the forms back ....( dont go to the owlone in the middle who looks jarred ) the bloke wit the beard seems to have it sussed....
They give ya the covd emergency forms
And jobseekers forms ....( quite substantial)
And ther be processed straight away ...
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Or I mean forms be put in the q for processing straigh away
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Thanks, MfH. I don't have a printer, should I pop into Intreo for a form?
Bullit ....ide recommends yu go into greendale and complete the forms ....ther was no ques today ...and you hand the forms back ....( dont go to the owlone in the middle who looks jarred ) the bloke wit the beard seems to have it sussed....
They give ya the covd emergency forms
And jobseekers forms ....( quite substantial)
And ther be processed straight away ...
Thanks Octy.
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I've received the form for the helicopter money in the post.
Filled in and sent off.
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Well with the self isolation one they are quite clear that they do not want face to face contact.they do not want anyone going into the intreio offices
Alas, we can't apply online.
I thought they said you could once you had a mywelfare/mygov account.
I don't think I have one. How do I set one up?
Do you have a PSC(Public Services Card)?
Don't think so.
The nearest was a E1-11 card.
Ah ok....you need a PSC to register and they send you out a code so you can access govt services.
To get my PSC I had to attend the local social welfare office for a photo to be taken, plus IDs etc.
Got as far as here on mygovid registration. so have to go into office but aren't they closed or dont want us coming in.
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I see someone's already mentioned the phone number. You only need a Gov ID if you go through the MyWelfare.ie website.
Application notes and form can be downloaded here: https://www.gov.ie/en/service/be74d3-covid-19-pandemic-unemployment-payment/ (https://www.gov.ie/en/service/be74d3-covid-19-pandemic-unemployment-payment/)
Important
You DO NOT NEED to go the Intreo Centre, you can apply in the following ways:
1. An application form for the new Covid-19 Pandemic Unemployment Payment can be downloaded from our website [url=http://www.gov.ie/jobseekers]www.gov.ie/jobseekers[/url] ([url]http://www.gov.ie/jobseekers[/url]) and returned to FREEPOST PO BOX 12896 Dublin 1;
2. You can apply for Jobseekers support through our online portal [url=http://www.MyWelfare.ie]www.MyWelfare.ie[/url] ([url]http://www.MyWelfare.ie[/url]), (you will need a Public Services Card); or
3. Phone us on 1890 800 024 or 01 2481398 and we will send you the relevant application form for the new payment.
You will need to find an envelope though :o
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Just to be clear.....even if you have a mygov account you can't fill that(Pandemic Emergency Payment)form in online,you will need to download it,fill it in and post it,
But if you do have a mygov account you can fill in the Jobseekers Allowance application(that needs to be done within 6 weeks) online.
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Be a bit more clear, please:
- Jobseeker's Allowance is means tested
- so there's no special provision for ongoing non-means tested payments for the self unemployed
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6 weeks NQA then you need to apply for jobseekers
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Jobseekers Allowance or (contribution free) Benefit?
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Be a bit more clear, please:
- Jobseeker's Allowance is means tested
- so there's no special provision for ongoing non-means tested payments for the self unemployed
- right?
Jobseekers benefit not means tested, need a number of PRSI contributions.
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Yes but Class S (self-(un)employed) contributions don't qualify.... unless there are special provisions in force or planned?
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Yes but Class S (self-(un)employed) contributions don't qualify.... unless there are special provisions in force or planned?
S class contributions do count.
To qualify for Jobseeker's Benefit, you must satisfy two main PRSI contribution conditions.
Condition 1
You must have paid at least 104 PRSI insurable employment contributions at Class A, H or P,
or
You must have paid at least 156 PRSI self-employment contributions at Class S.
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Pandemonium......can't bate the Romans for taking the piss....the place of all evil....if I were a conspiracy theorist!
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Be a bit more clear, please:
- Jobseeker's Allowance is means tested
- so there's no special provision for ongoing non-means tested payments for the self unemployed
- right?
Covid-19 Pandemic Unemployment Payment has been introduced for anyone whose employer is unable to continue to pay them. The payment is available to all employees and the self-employed who have lost employment due to the pandemic. You will get a payment of €203 per week for up to 6 weeks (as applicable). To receive the payment follow these steps;
1.Apply for the COVID-19 Unemployment payment using the form on the next page.
2.Post it to FREEPOST PO BOX 12896 Dublin 1.
3.Apply for Jobseekers within 6 weeks to ensure you continue to receive a payment (if applicable) after the emergency payment has finished.
Once this normal Jobseekers claim is subsequently received, the Department will process these claims and reconcile payments at that time. This will involve backdating increased payments for certain customers. Important You DO NOT NEED to go the Intreo Centre, you can apply in the following ways:
1.An application form for the new Covid-19 Pandemic Unemployment Payment can be downloaded from our website www.gov.ie/jobseekers (http://www.gov.ie/jobseekers) and returned to FREEPOST PO BOX 12896 Dublin 1;
2.You can apply for Jobseekers support through our online portal www.MyWelfare.ie (http://www.MyWelfare.ie), (you will need a Public Services Card);
or 3.Phone us on 1890 800 024 or 01 2481398 and we will send you the relevant application form for the new payment.
Note - Please keep checking your Bank Account as payment may issue in advance of us formally notifying you.
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I see someone's already mentioned the phone number. You only need a Gov ID if you go through the MyWelfare.ie website.
Application notes and form can be downloaded here: [url]https://www.gov.ie/en/service/be74d3-covid-19-pandemic-unemployment-payment/[/url] ([url]https://www.gov.ie/en/service/be74d3-covid-19-pandemic-unemployment-payment/[/url])
Important
You DO NOT NEED to go the Intreo Centre, you can apply in the following ways:
1. An application form for the new Covid-19 Pandemic Unemployment Payment can be downloaded from our website [url=http://www.gov.ie/jobseekers]www.gov.ie/jobseekers[/url] ([url]http://www.gov.ie/jobseekers[/url]) and returned to FREEPOST PO BOX 12896 Dublin 1;
2. You can apply for Jobseekers support through our online portal [url=http://www.MyWelfare.ie]www.MyWelfare.ie[/url] ([url]http://www.MyWelfare.ie[/url]), (you will need a Public Services Card); or
3. Phone us on 1890 800 024 or 01 2481398 and we will send you the relevant application form for the new payment.
You will need to find an envelope though :o
Thanks
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This might sound like a dumb question but what exactly is a class S contribution.I know we pay one but how long does it take to pay one of them and is it a fixed amount of money to have one.
I think this Covid payment will be extended beyond the six weeks so it won't be an issue if we don't have enough contributions.
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This might sound like a dumb question but what exactly is a class S contribution.I know we pay one but how long does it take to pay one of them and is it a fixed amount of money to have one.
I think this Covid payment will be extended beyond the six weeks so it won't be an issue if we don't have enough contributions.
I checked them on my mygov account and i've contributed 52 per year for the last 18yrs,i was able to check my PRSI contributions back to when i started work in 1980.
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Thanks Hal I don't think I have that many but they're sending me out a statement.So it's on contribution per week I assume.
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Thanks Hal I don't think I have that many but they're sending me out a statement.So it's on contribution per week I assume.
That would be my understanding,i might send my accountant a mail and ask her....i checked the contributions a while back on foot of Ermys pension related post.
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Yes but Class S (self-(un)employed) contributions don't qualify.... unless there are special provisions in force or planned?
S class contributions do count.
To qualify for Jobseeker's Benefit, you must satisfy two main PRSI contribution conditions.
Condition 1
You must have paid at least 104 PRSI insurable employment contributions at Class A, H or P,
or
You must have paid at least 156 PRSI self-employment contributions at Class S.
Additionally you cannot continue in self-employment (so have to surrender your PSV licences) and you have to have made 52 contributions in the relevant tax year i.e. 2018. Furthermore your payment will be reduced if your average weekly earnings for the relevant tax year (2018) was below €300. Assuming average weekly earnings is based on a 52 week year I'm slightly above 3 ton before capital allowances and slightly below after capital allowances.
https://www.citizensinformation.ie/en/social_welfare/social_welfare_payments/unemployed_people/jobseekers_benefit_self_employed.html (https://www.citizensinformation.ie/en/social_welfare/social_welfare_payments/unemployed_people/jobseekers_benefit_self_employed.html)
If you only qualify for a reduced payment, it may be of greater benefit for you to claim Jobseeker's Allowance instead of Jobseeker's Benefit (Self-Employed).
In the case of Jobseekers allowance there is no requirement to surrender your licences and there is no restriction on working on a self-employed basis.
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Only applies age 18-66. State only gives one SW payment.
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Only applies age 18-66. State only gives one SW payment.
And rightly so.
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Only applies age 18-66. State only gives one SW payment.
And rightly so.
One payment.....and plenty of allowances.
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Yes but Class S (self-(un)employed) contributions don't qualify.... unless there are special provisions in force or planned?
S class contributions do count.
To qualify for Jobseeker's Benefit, you must satisfy two main PRSI contribution conditions.
Condition 1
You must have paid at least 104 PRSI insurable employment contributions at Class A, H or P,
or
You must have paid at least 156 PRSI self-employment contributions at Class S.
Additionally you cannot continue in self-employment (so have to surrender your PSV licences) and you have to have made 52 contributions in the relevant tax year i.e. 2018. Furthermore your payment will be reduced if your average weekly earnings for the relevant tax year (2018) was below €300. Assuming average weekly earnings is based on a 52 week year I'm slightly above 3 ton before capital allowances and slightly below after capital allowances.
https://www.citizensinformation.ie/en/social_welfare/social_welfare_payments/unemployed_people/jobseekers_benefit_self_employed.html (https://www.citizensinformation.ie/en/social_welfare/social_welfare_payments/unemployed_people/jobseekers_benefit_self_employed.html)
If you only qualify for a reduced payment, it may be of greater benefit for you to claim Jobseeker's Allowance instead of Jobseeker's Benefit (Self-Employed).
In the case of Jobseekers allowance there is no requirement to surrender your licences and there is no restriction on working on a self-employed basis.
Thank you rat your like the Oracle in the matrix ;D
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......... Additionally you cannot continue in self-employment (so have to surrender your PSV licences)..........
I have done a fair share or research on this but I cannot find the above quote listed anywhere ?
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Just wondering how long usually you have to wait for your first unemployment payment ? :-\
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Well I applied for the self isolation payment 9 days ago,and they cannot even confirm they have received my application yet,because they are completely snowed under.the doctor also sent her part of the cert which is required for this particular payment at the same time.this is with them even working sat/sun
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Well I applied for the self isolation payment 9 days ago,and they cannot even confirm they have received my application yet,because they are completely snowed under.the doctor also sent her part of the cert which is required for this particular payment at the same time.this is with them even working sat/sun
I think you applied for the wrong payment .You do NOT have cov 19 therefore do not qualify for the payment for self isolating .
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Well I applied for the self isolation payment 9 days ago,and they cannot even confirm they have received my application yet,because they are completely snowed under.the doctor also sent her part of the cert which is required for this particular payment at the same time.this is with them even working sat/sun
I think you applied for the wrong payment .You do NOT have cov 19 therefore do not qualify for the payment for self isolating .
If'n the Doc tells him to self isolate (even over the phone fer Free) then he is entitled to his 305 fer 2 weeks.
The Doc sends off all the medical paper work on his side, easy dough !
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John I have to agree with Belker on this.I actually questioned this myself.if you are advised,or instructed to self isolate,(and in my case I was) then you are indeed entitled to the payment.you can also claim for a dependent adult
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Dont forget whatever ye get in payments from leo has to be declared as an income next yer when doing yisser taxes next year
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Just wondering how long usually you have to wait for your first unemployment payment ? :-\
On my application, it says they might pay in advance of notification. Check your account daily.
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Just wondering how long usually you have to wait for your first unemployment payment ? :-\
The beginning of next week.
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Doubt it......how could the Dept of Soc. Protect being aware this was going to happen.....to be so prepared?....wake the fuck up yez mongs....this is to draw everyone out....half the cafés and take-aways paying illegals into the lámh are fucked....their staff have no income. I'd wager (if I thought the bookies would still be open) that certain men running this mugs' game....running it....have been well prepped for the big raid.
Is Freenow still a going concern? lol
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Do you think this is a man made virus lip or natural evolution?
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If I knew that I'd be one of you geniuses...
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If you want answers look to the big players.......are they still functional at the end of this, Horsey?....if not, then my name is Margaret Clitwit..
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Yes, but they could of been prepared for both scenarios, man made or natural.
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I remember a broken-down, ex-priest once telling me he could never figure this life out at all. Probably the most genuine fella ever to drive a Taxi....he always told a customer if he wasn't feeling well before the latest plague.
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......... Additionally you cannot continue in self-employment (so have to surrender your PSV licences)..........
I have done a fair share or research on this but I cannot find the above quote listed anywhere ?
Did you click the link I already posted:
https://www.citizensinformation.ie/en/social_welfare/social_welfare_payments/carers/carers_allowance.html (https://www.citizensinformation.ie/en/social_welfare/social_welfare_payments/carers/carers_allowance.html)
To qualify for Jobseeker's Benefit (Self-Employed) you must:
Be aged between 18 and 66
No longer be self-employed. You must have lost your self-employment involuntarily and not because of a temporary shutdown or seasonal closure.
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So none of us could claim it then ?
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So many questions and so many very worried people....we're all facing serious hardship, but I'm hoping this is not the big one. Maybe John can fill me in on this new legislation....what were RTE NOT saying about it? Can't get a look at a copy but I've emailed 2 local T.D.'s requesting one....something tells me GDPR and FOI is out the fucking window on this one.
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Maybe anyone who borrowed lately done the right thing.if recession hits,you probably wont get a loan from any bank,or c u
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There'll be millions on the dole in U.K. alone....if the recession hits?...Dalyer, this is more serious than 1929 crash........I'd say we could be looking at close to one million here on state handouts...and I'm not acting the maggot.
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......... Additionally you cannot continue in self-employment (so have to surrender your PSV licences)..........
I have done a fair share or research on this but I cannot find the above quote listed anywhere ?
Did you click the link I already posted:
https://www.citizensinformation.ie/en/social_welfare/social_welfare_payments/carers/carers_allowance.html (https://www.citizensinformation.ie/en/social_welfare/social_welfare_payments/carers/carers_allowance.html)
To qualify for Jobseeker's Benefit (Self-Employed) you must:
Be aged between 18 and 66
No longer be self-employed. You must have lost your self-employment involuntarily and not because of a temporary shutdown or seasonal closure.
I did indeed read all the citizens information and government links posted on here and done a a bit or research myself aswell.
This is an emergency once off 6 week payment fer the self employed, no where does it state that you must surrender your taxi licence or suspend your insurance, it is basically a NQA kinda form to fill out.
If anybody else on here posts about having to suspend Taxi insurance or surrender Taxi licence to avail of the emergency 6 weeks dole then please post the link or a least a copy of the statement.
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......... Additionally you cannot continue in self-employment (so have to surrender your PSV licences)..........
I have done a fair share or research on this but I cannot find the above quote listed anywhere ?
Did you click the link I already posted:
https://www.citizensinformation.ie/en/social_welfare/social_welfare_payments/carers/carers_allowance.html (https://www.citizensinformation.ie/en/social_welfare/social_welfare_payments/carers/carers_allowance.html)
To qualify for Jobseeker's Benefit (Self-Employed) you must:
Be aged between 18 and 66
No longer be self-employed. You must have lost your self-employment involuntarily and not because of a temporary shutdown or seasonal closure.
I did indeed read all the citizens information and government links posted on here and done a a bit or research myself aswell.
This is an emergency once off 6 week payment fer the self employed, no where does it state that you must surrender your taxi licence or suspend your insurance, it is basically a NQA kinda form to fill out.
If anybody else on here posts about having to suspend Taxi insurance or surrender Taxi licence to avail of the emergency 6 weeks dole then please post the link or a least a copy of the statement.
I applied for covd emergency payment
I applied for jobseekers
I am unemployed through no fault of my own
Wats the problem ken?
Wat you worried bout ???
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I'm not worried about anything Octy,
I also applied fer the emergency covid 6 week payment as I am no longer working,
just seeing posts about surrendering licences and suspending insurance policies is annoying me.
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......... Additionally you cannot continue in self-employment (so have to surrender your PSV licences)..........
I have done a fair share or research on this but I cannot find the above quote listed anywhere ?
Did you click the link I already posted:
https://www.citizensinformation.ie/en/social_welfare/social_welfare_payments/carers/carers_allowance.html (https://www.citizensinformation.ie/en/social_welfare/social_welfare_payments/carers/carers_allowance.html)
To qualify for Jobseeker's Benefit (Self-Employed) you must:
Be aged between 18 and 66
No longer be self-employed. You must have lost your self-employment involuntarily and not because of a temporary shutdown or seasonal closure.
The Covid payment is different from the normal jobseekers which normally would be filled out before you get a tosser,the Covid payment will last for 6 weeks maximum (so they say) and you are expected to fill one of the normal ones in before the 6 weeks are up.
That normal jobseekers will be harder to get as I would imagine it's means tested so if you have a few quid aside for a rainy day you won't get anything.
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I'm not worried about anything Octy,
I also applied fer the emergency covid 6 week payment as I am no longer working,
just seeing posts about surrendering licences and suspending insurance policies is annoying me.
You don't need to surrender licences or anything like that for the emergency 6 week Jobseekers Benefit. However, you are supposed to apply for a long-term unemployment payment within the 6 weeks. That's how the discussion on the relative merits of means tested JA and non means tested but more restrictive JB evolved.
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Afaik this covid 19 payment is only for a max 2 weeks.I could be wrong,but thats what I understood
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Listening to a report on BBC this morning.Germany is to decide tomorrow on a social package for its workforce.the report specifically mentioned taxi drivers,and couriers,who could be in line for a lump sump payment of possibility as much as 15 k per driver paid immediately .be interesting to see if there is any truth in it.this is to see them through the next fee months according to the report
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Job Seekers is a misnomer when you've people involuntarily laid off by Govt decree..there's a new kid in town...Cameron and Blair told us it is coming...Big Society is what it is called and you're all going to have to do your bit and take one for team Federal States, E.U.
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Afaik this covid 19 payment is only for a max 2 weeks.I could be wrong,but thats what I understood
The covid 19 self isolation benefit of 305 is only available fer 2 weeks.
The covid 19 emergency pandemic 'Dole' of 203 is available fer 6 weeks, no questions asked, but is under review in the next few days with many saying that it is far too little.
Link;
https://www.rte.ie/news/2020/0321/1124559-siptu-covid-19-payment/ (https://www.rte.ie/news/2020/0321/1124559-siptu-covid-19-payment/)
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I have applied for the 305 payment which I have not yet received.if,and when I get it,when the 2 weeks is up,can I then apply for the 6 weeks payment ?
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I have applied for the 305 payment which I have not yet received.if,and when I get it,when the 2 weeks is up,can I then apply for the 6 weeks payment ?
I don't know if you will get the full 6 weeks of payments seeing as you will have already gotten the 305 fer 2 weeks, but fer sure you will be entitled to the last 4 weeks of the emergency payments of 203 per week.
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Generally speaking as regards tax matters and social welfare payments I would be the world's worst at it, my accountant does all my tax affairs and I have never in 40 years of employment ever sought a social welfare payment.
But these new covid 19 social welfare payments I have researched in detail because fer the first time ever they do apply to me.
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Have you decided which longer term payment you will apply for, Ken... bearing in mind that you "have to" apply for one or other within the emergency payment period.
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Yes, I went fer the 203 fer 6 weeks.
I'm just wondering are school or college kids over 18 entitled to it ?
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You got the PM the 6 weeks will be extended for the self employed just get the payment .No need to apply for Unemployment you as self employed are not Unemployed you are ready to go back to work immediately you are advised it is Ok .
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What did/will you go for after the 6 weeks, bearing in mind that you "have to" apply for Jobseekers within the 6 weeks, Ken?
If the kids are available for and looking for work they are entitled to Jobseekers. My younger not so young lad was told he's temporarily laid off from his part-time job and he was given the COVID 19 form... not sure if his part-time contributions will qualify him for Jobseekers Benefit after the 6 weeks so, again, he'll have to find out what he's entitled to... if Mrs. Catcher's salary keeps being paid I doubt he (or I) would get the means tested Jobseekers Allowance.
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Yes, I went fer the 203 fer 6 weeks.
I'm just wondering are school or college kids over 18 entitled to it ?
Don't think school or college kids would be entitled to it by that very definition,you'd be entitled to claim if they were dependents.
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Did the NTA issue Taxi drivers a warning from the Garda about Social Distancing .For those who read it with their eyes not their mouth .We have been INSTRUCTED by the Garda to Distance ourselves from people .In theory the state have ordered us cease trading .We are not unemployed but shackled by both the NTA and An Garda from going about our Lawfull.Pity some Dispatchers see a business opportunity to offer discounts and grow their brands rather that engage with the state to compensate drivers for responding to OFFICIAL instruction .
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Yes, I went fer the 203 fer 6 weeks.
I'm just wondering are school or college kids over 18 entitled to it ?
Don't think school or college kids would be entitled to it by that very definition,you'd be entitled to claim if they were dependents.
There was no mention of PRSI contributions on the 1 page pandemic 6 week emergency form, which has got me thinking ?
https://www.gov.ie/en/service/be74d3-covid-19-pandemic-unemployment-payment/ (https://www.gov.ie/en/service/be74d3-covid-19-pandemic-unemployment-payment/)
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You got the PM the 6 weeks will be extended for the self employed just get the payment .No need to apply for Unemployment you as self employed are not Unemployed you are ready to go back to work immediately you are advised it is Ok .
The 6 weeks will probably be extended, that's pretty obvious. It is conditional on you applying for Jobseekers within what is currently 6 weeks. Applying for doesn't mean you will get it... obviously if you're ineligible you won't. However, the fact that you are ready to return to self-employment doesn't necessarily mean you are not eligible to receive Jobseekers Allowance. While you cannot continue in self employment if in receipt of Jobseekers Benefit you can while in receipt of Jobseekers Allowance with no restrictions on the hours you may work. Notably the instructions simply say you have to apply for "Jobseekers" without specifying Benefit or Allowance. Under current rules Allowance is your only option if you intend to remain self-employed.
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What did/will you go for after the 6 weeks, bearing in mind that you "have to" apply for Jobseekers within the 6 weeks, Ken? .....
I'm hopefully just in fer the 6 weeks.
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Yes, I went fer the 203 fer 6 weeks.
I'm just wondering are school or college kids over 18 entitled to it ?
Don't think school or college kids would be entitled to it by that very definition,you'd be entitled to claim if they were dependents.
There was no mention of PRSI contributions on the 1 page pandemic 6 week emergency form, which has got me thinking ?
https://www.gov.ie/en/service/be74d3-covid-19-pandemic-unemployment-payment/ (https://www.gov.ie/en/service/be74d3-covid-19-pandemic-unemployment-payment/)
Contributions are irrelevant for the emergency payment. While you are required to apply for "Jobseekers" within the emergency period - currently 6 weeks - interestingly they have stated that reconciliation may involve backdated increased payments for certain customers. This suggests that no reimbursement will be sought from those who reconcile in the red. In other words anyone and everyone will get a few notes for 6 weeks, no questions immediately asked.
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What did/will you go for after the 6 weeks, bearing in mind that you "have to" apply for Jobseekers within the 6 weeks, Ken? .....
I'm hopefully just in fer the 6 weeks.
But you are still required to apply for "Jobseekers" within that period. Applying doesn't mean you will get anything.
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Word on the strasse is the schools are out until after Easter hols...3 more weeks of torment, or bliss for those in denial.
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Caveat:- Not set in stone yet....expect it to go well beyond that...possibly mid June. If teachers don't work last day in June or in that last week, they don't get paid for the summer...that is from a man teaching 22 yrs in Coolock.
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What did/will you go for after the 6 weeks, bearing in mind that you "have to" apply for Jobseekers within the 6 weeks, Ken?
If the kids are available for and looking for work they are entitled to Jobseekers. My younger not so young lad was told he's temporarily laid off from his part-time job and he was given the COVID 19 form... not sure if his part-time contributions will qualify him for Jobseekers Benefit after the 6 weeks so, again, he'll have to find out what he's entitled to... if Mrs. Catcher's salary keeps being paid I doubt he (or I) would get the means tested Jobseekers Allowance.
You'd be wiser not to apply at all if her salary is maintained....don't think it will be though...possibly half or 2/3's max.
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I overheard some kids in the supermarket suggesting that there will be no leaving cert this year and everybody will be deemed to have passed, they were speculating on how points might be awarded/calculated. Jeez, ifn the erm was born in 2003 he'd have passed his leaving!
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What did/will you go for after the 6 weeks, bearing in mind that you "have to" apply for Jobseekers within the 6 weeks, Ken? .....
I'm hopefully just in fer the 6 weeks.
But you are still required to apply for "Jobseekers" within that period. Applying doesn't mean you will get anything.
I have no intention at the moment of applying fer jobseekers allowance after the 6 week period, I wil have to play this one by ear !
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What did/will you go for after the 6 weeks, bearing in mind that you "have to" apply for Jobseekers within the 6 weeks, Ken? .....
I'm hopefully just in fer the 6 weeks.
But you are still required to apply for "Jobseekers" within that period. Applying doesn't mean you will get anything.
Within 6 weeks ? do it on the last day that will qualify .If you do it earlier you might get turned down earlier .Join the dots gentlemen .
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Might mot be funny if you're facing one of these "academically gifted" mongs in a Dr's surgery later on though. There's method to their madness...this is a well-thought out societal whirlwind.
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What did/will you go for after the 6 weeks, bearing in mind that you "have to" apply for Jobseekers within the 6 weeks, Ken? .....
I'm hopefully just in fer the 6 weeks.
But you are still required to apply for "Jobseekers" within that period. Applying doesn't mean you will get anything.
I have no intention at the moment of applying fer jobseekers allowance after the 6 week period, I wil have to play this one by ear !
AFTER Kenneth of course we will apply on time .
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After would be too late, Ken. It says you have to apply within the emergency period. I wonder if you'll be liable to repay the emergency money if you fail to comply?
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I overheard some kids in the supermarket suggesting that there will be no leaving cert this year and everybody will be deemed to have passed, they were speculating on how points might be awarded/calculated. Jeez, ifn the erm was born in 2003 he'd have passed his leaving!
Me small fella passed his oral Irish exam the other day with 100%, without even doing it !
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Within 6 weeks ? do it on the last day that will qualify .If you do it earlier you might get turned down earlier .Join the dots gentlemen .
I don't think they'll stop any payments within the emergency period. The fact that they specify that reconciliation may result in increased backdated payments for certain "customers" suggests they have no intention of pursuing overpayments on reconciliation.
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After would be too late, Ken. It says you have to apply within the emergency period. I wonder if you'll be liable to repay the emergency money if you fail to comply?
None of us know the full score here, so we will have to play it by ear, at the moment I'm going along with John M.
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Me small fella passed his oral Irish exam the other day with 100%, without even doing it !
Did I ever tell you about my Oral Irish test. I think it was the first year of the Oral element and all the questions were set and in a set format so obviously we'd all learnt the script. In I goes, the Irish bird says something... I say Stefawn iss annim dumb... she says something else and I say I live in Coolock as Gaelige and it goes on like that for a while with her looking increasingly perplexed and the lad with her looking decidedly anxious. Eventually she proves she can speak English and says, slow down I'm trying to find out why you're not next on my list... dunno, says I, that's not part of the test is it? It wasn't and I ended up with an A or a B... although I can nearly follow Nuacht these days. BTW, the Irish for Covisd 19 id Covid nuck dayug.
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Within 6 weeks ? do it on the last day that will qualify ...
None of us know the full score here, so we will have to play it by ear, at the moment I'm going along with John M.
So, have you decided whether you will apply for Benefit or Allowance. Bear in mind Benefit is taxable save where paid to systematic short term workers, Allowance isn't.
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The most shameful aspect to this whole thing is thay the scumbag Ebbs and his likes are doing absolutely nothing to encourage drivers to stop work and avail of the welfare package.you all know what I think of those gangsters in the first place,but this is a new low even for them
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Maybe he thinks taxis are part of the public transport system like what we wanted when we went on strike. How things change, first sign of adversity and the public can go fuck themselves. I see Free now arte surveying the drivers who work for them looking for ways to encourage greater use of taxis - and more commission in their pockets - during the pandemic.
BTW, fair play to the men who are looking after shoppers and workers from ranks without paying blood money to Free Now. Yisser are doing the public a service.
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Tell that to their wifes and kids when,(God forbid) the seriousness of this whole thing is realized.scumbag dispatchers have blood on their hands
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There's a great esprit de corps out there at the mo....can't wait until it happens here too.
https://www.euronews.com/2020/03/21/coronavirus-london-books-300-hotel-rooms-for-the-homeless-to-self-isolate (https://www.euronews.com/2020/03/21/coronavirus-london-books-300-hotel-rooms-for-the-homeless-to-self-isolate)
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Self preservation Dalyer.....he's ensuring that his renters continue to pay their weekly freight(no mention of discounted payments) while offering discounts to customers to get their messages delivered.
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Within 6 weeks ? do it on the last day that will qualify ...
None of us know the full score here, so we will have to play it by ear, at the moment I'm going along with John M.
So, have you decided whether you will apply for Benefit or Allowance. Bear in mind Benefit is taxable save where paid to systematic short term workers, Allowance isn't.
I am going fer the 6 week 203 option.
On the web page is just says payment, neither listed as benefit or allowance ?
https://www.gov.ie/en/service/be74d3-covid-19-pandemic-unemployment-payment/ (https://www.gov.ie/en/service/be74d3-covid-19-pandemic-unemployment-payment/)
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Tell that to their wifes and kids when,(God forbid) the seriousness of this whole thing is realized.scumbag dispatchers have blood on their hands
It's up to Govt to decide when taxis should be displaced. In the meantime the public need a service. Fair play to the men who are prepared to do that service.
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He's ensuring he is remembered by the Comrades making the decisions in the future....he's a sharp man. Get out and work and get yourself logged as a community hero...those not participating will be left behind. So many elderly have no internet....be seen, get noticed and be remembered.
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I am going fer the 6 week 203 option.
On the web page is just says payment, neither listed as benefit or allowance ?
https://www.gov.ie/en/service/be74d3-covid-19-pandemic-unemployment-payment/ (https://www.gov.ie/en/service/be74d3-covid-19-pandemic-unemployment-payment/)
Indeed. It says you must apply for "Jobseekers" within the 6 week period. The erm suggested doing that on the last day, advice you said you would follow... so, have you decided whether you will apply for Benefit or Allowance on the last day?
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I am going fer the 6 week 203 option.
On the web page is just says payment, neither listed as benefit or allowance ?
https://www.gov.ie/en/service/be74d3-covid-19-pandemic-unemployment-payment/ (https://www.gov.ie/en/service/be74d3-covid-19-pandemic-unemployment-payment/)
Indeed. It says you must apply for "Jobseekers" within the 6 week period. The erm suggested doing that on the last day, advice you said you would follow... so, have you decided whether you will apply for Benefit or Allowance on the last day?
Neither hopefuly, after the 6 weeks I intend to sign off.
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Could ya not show them the steering wheel knob and apply for disability Belker?
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So, you're not following the erm's advice, Ken. I hope you don't leave yourself open to repaying the emergency money for failing to comply with the T&Cs... although, as noted earlier, I don't think they have any intention of pursuing overpayments on reconciliation or where reconciliation is impeded through non-compliance.
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Tell that to their wifes and kids when,(God forbid) the seriousness of this whole thing is realized.scumbag dispatchers have blood on their hands
With Free Now using the pandemic to expand it's customer base do you reckon you'll have any work to come back to when it's all over?
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So, you're not following the erm's advice, Ken. I hope you don't leave yourself open to repaying the emergency money for failing to comply with the T&Cs... although, as noted earlier, I don't think they have any intention of pursuing overpayments on reconciliation or where reconciliation is impeded through non-compliance.
I should have clarified, after the 6 weeks or before they need me to sign on the dotted fer the full time job seekers allowance.
Do you not have a shed that needs building ?
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So, you're not following the erm's advice, Ken. I hope you don't leave yourself open to repaying the emergency money for failing to comply with the T&Cs... although, as noted earlier, I don't think they have any intention of pursuing overpayments on reconciliation or where reconciliation is impeded through non-compliance.
I should have clarified, after the 6 weeks or before they need me to sign on the dotted fer the full time job seekers allowance.
Do you not have a shed that needs building ?
He's building it...underground.
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They need you to sign on within the 6 weeks. You knew that when you applied for it.
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They need you to sign on within the 6 weeks. You knew that when you applied for it.
Agreed, but I like many others are just playing it by ear, it could be extended or it could be declined, God only knows ?
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They need you to sign on within the 6 weeks. You knew that when you applied for it.
Agreed, but I like many others are just playing it by ear, it could be extended or it could be declined, God only knows ?
DON'T TOUCH YOUR EARS!
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True enough, Ken... and in my case I don't think I can apply for anything other than the emergency payment as you need a PSC to do any of that online and they cancelled my appointment to get a PSC because they don't want the public in the dole offices... I guess I'll have to phone them before the emergency period (however long that proves to be) expires. I just don't want you to have to give the money back is all.... Have they said whether the emergency payment is taxable or not?
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Rehab rank packed yesterday, and probably applied for the emergency payment too, and backdated.
No flies on those drivers...yet!
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True enough, Ken... and in my case I don't think I can apply for anything other than the emergency payment as you need a PSC to do any of that online and they cancelled my appointment to get a PSC because they don't want the public in the dole offices... I guess I'll have to phone them before the emergency period (however long that proves to be) expires. I just don't want you to have to give the money back is all.... Have they said whether the emergency payment is taxable or not?
No, but I would like your opinion on it fer the self employed ?
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It ought to be taxable.
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So correct me if I'm wrong, if we have to pay tax on the 203 then it is hardly worth a Fook !
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Depends on your profit/income for the year. Your tax credit on a week for week basis would negate any liability... of course fixed costs are going to reduce overall profit or increase loss, perhaps giving rise to loss relief.
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Depends on your profit/income for the year. Your tax credit on a week for week basis would negate any liability... of course fixed costs are going to reduce overall profit or increase loss, perhaps giving rise to loss relief.
Oh Keeee, do ya need a hand building that shed ? lol
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No, I've moved on from that. I finished renovating the ensuite and I've bought all the gear to finish the main bathroom... I'll start Monday! I still have paint for the Hall, Stairs and Landings waiting to be installed as well but that's there a good few months now.
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No, I've moved on from that. I finished renovating the ensuite and I've bought all the gear to finish the main bathroom... I'll start Monday! I still have paint for the Hall, Stairs and Landings waiting to be installed as well but that's there a good few months now.
It sounds like you need John M on the job ! lol
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If/when the hall is done I might move on to the isolation suite...
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If/when the hall is done I might move on to the isolation suite...
Ermy will deffo have a valuable contribution on the isolation suite....he's been experiencing it before the crisis even started!!
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Give it a few months and every gaff will have one!
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I think all this talk from Leo of welfare payments was bollox.I dont know anyone who has actually got anything yet.I myself applied 13 days ago and still nothing.its possibly a con job
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Nothing in my account yet... but Leo did say he's giving us a rise 'cos €203 isn't enough.
Will the long-term unemployed get the rise and, if so, keep it if/when the crisis is deemed to be over?
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There are staff in welfare who haven't done a days work in years Daly.This thing has made their jobs very busy.No doubt some will ring in sick themselves.
Consider yourself lucky I've earned €200 since 29 December last year.No pension and ya won't hear me complaining.Well ya probably fukkin will in all fairness about something else though.
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I think all this talk from Leo of welfare payments was bollox.I dont know anyone who has actually got anything yet.I myself applied 13 days ago and still nothing.its possibly a con job
Dollymount what do you think you qualify for .You dont have Covid so wont get sick pay .Did you actually fill in the yellow form .The letter from your doctor is of no value for claiming any existing benifits .Its a sick cert self employed cant claim that benifit .
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Busiest of all will be solicitors... divorce is very profitable.
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He might have it, erm. If not, he will get it at some stage.
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He might have it, erm. If not, he will get it at some stage.
I hope not Paddy would not lay long odds on him with his health problems .If I was him I would fill in the Yellow form and put me feet up .Hopefully before all the supermarket workers spread the Dreaded Lurgy to us all there will be a vaxine for the conspiricy theorists to fight against .
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He could have already had it, in too mild a form to notice. AFAIK there's no conclusive evidence to suggest you can catch it twice.
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I think all this talk from Leo of welfare payments was bollox.I dont know anyone who has actually got anything yet.I myself applied 13 days ago and still nothing.its possibly a con job
Dollymount what do you think you qualify for .You dont have Covid so wont get sick pay .Did you actually fill in the yellow form .The letter from your doctor is of no value for claiming any existing benifits .Its a sick cert self employed cant claim that benifit .
Your wrong there John M (as has already been explained in detail on this topic). Once DM has been told by his doc to self isolate, then his doc should have sent off the forms to revenue fer the 305 fer 2 weeks, regardless if self employed he will get the payment, unless the doc made a bollix of sending out the forms.
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Belker.you would not believe the confusion around this but I'll try and explain.I went to the doc 14 days ago,she said considering my underlying conditions,she would have concerns for me. My understanding was,she was going to fill in a cert and send it it on my behalf.at the same time,she gave me a form for illness benefit ( which I still think is the wrong form ) however.I waited a week and rang the dept they said they did not receive anything from the doc.I went back up the surgery and the receptionist tolm that they dont send certs in ,that its up to me to do that.I then sent in the cert ,and it seems the doc gave me the wrong codes.I went back to the surgery ,got the right code,sent it in,and on friday gone they acknowledged they received it.yesterday they said they received nothing after saying on friday they received it.also your man in there tried to tell me I dont qualify because in JUNE I qualify for the syaye pension.you could not make it up.so now im not botherd its more trouble then its worth
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Might have been better off applying for the temporary €203/week, particularly as Leo has promised us an increase.
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I'd say they might bump it up to 300 to get close to what the brits are offering.
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@ DM, this should all have been simple as already explained in detail.
Keep ringing them, they are Monkeys !
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I was so annoyed yesterday,that I got on to the ministers office.spoke to her PA who got on to them on my behalf.they told her they never received the stuff on friday,even though they told me they did receive it.the PA asked me to send the stuff to her which I did,she acknowledged she received it she said leave it with me,thats the last i heard of it
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I think 240000 people were laid off this week.They're under a lot of pressure.Don't expect any special treatment.They don't have the facility to give it out unless you are looking for a hardship payment.
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Remember the rules, Dalyer....Time, Date and Place all recorded...get the person's name and make sure you're calm and mannerly..The Govt appreciates your patience in these troubling times.
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I gotta agree with Hippo/LL on this one DM.
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Wonder how the mad cunt(s) is fairing this weather? I'd say he's probably on Alex Jones talking about the micro-chipping agenda that is next on Harris's list of things to get done for the sake of Marx.
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I'd say they might bump it up to 300 to get close to what the brits are offering.
If they go with 75% of income, some drivers will owe them money based on their tax returns
what's 75% of nothing?
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John M is the economist...
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I'd need 75% of my projected income rather tan 75% of previous years' earnings.
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If they follow the banks example by using a gross average of our last three years returns @75% I'd be entitled to 260 a week...If the pubs and the takeaways stay closed I won't need anymore than 150 a week to get by and still pay the bills.
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If they follow the banks example by using a gross average of our last three years returns @75% I'd be entitled to 260 a week...If the pubs and the takeaways stay closed I won't need anymore than 150 a week to get by and still pay the bills.
Perhaps I missed it before MFH, but how does your household survive on €200 since Xmas.
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If they follow the banks example by using a gross average of our last three years returns @75% I'd be entitled to 260 a week...If the pubs and the takeaways stay closed I won't need anymore than 150 a week to get by and still pay the bills.
Perhaps I missed it before MFH, but how does your household survive on €200 since Xmas.
Another kept man Bob....like Vik,Ratty and Ermy!!
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It's not that impressive I kinda hinted in other threads....saved 4500 for my car replacement before Xmas.Then I stopped working.Most was spent because I assumed I could get stuck back in early March and earn a few quid.How quick things change.
I was overpaying my Mortgage and drinking out of that until I figured out I wasn't gonna be working again for a bit.So now I'm paying 600 a month and so is the other half.That covers the minimum mortgage(420pm over a very long time) and a bills whilst saving a little.
So 1200 a month to keep the household going.My dogs medication is about 120/150 a month so he will be getting eaten soon as a cost saving exercise.
I will be living off the 203 for the six weeks but needing less than 150.No kids.Wife pays her own way as she should.
I won't apply for a mortgage break until I absolutely need it.
And I'm not a kept man.Modern women make their own money.That's always been our arrangement.Money is the root of all break ups etc etc.
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Im afraid in an auld traditionalist,what hers is hers,and whats mine is also hers
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If something happens to the other half I'd look after her but we're a good few years/decades away from that scenario.Money causes a lot of resentment in relationships.If it can be avoided it should be.
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My moth is very generous,she'd give ya my last pound
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75% of 2018's declared income (after capital allowances) minus 2018 pension contributions minus 2018 USC minus 2018 PRSI minus 2018 Income Tax would be a reasonable computation.
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Pension.... very optimistic RC.
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I make pension contributions... well, I did until I suspended them last Monday.
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Fair play I was gonna start when I finished the mortgage.Well I said I was gonna start..
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Just got an email from the dept telling a decision letter was issued regarding my claim,and I should receive it in the next few days.doesnt say what the decision is,just that ill receive the latter in the next few days
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John M is the economist...
He was going to be an Anaesthesiologist, but after a little consideration opted for Taxi man! 8)
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John M is the economist...
He was going to be an Anaesthesiologist, but after a little consideration opted for Taxi man! 8)
His anasthetic is working on me/us.
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Ipso Fatso.
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Listening to the Taoiseach this legislation has not yet been passed so those payments wont be passed until the legislation is passed so dont expect payment this week .
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The end for your kids is nigh...thick cunts...gdp will mean Gross Domestic Plebs.
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Listening to the Taoiseach this legislation has not yet been passed so those payments wont be passed until the legislation is passed so dont expect payment this week .
Legislation to be passed on Thurs....Paschal said that Revenue are ready to go pending that legislation is passed,payments to begin on Fri.....were you not watching that bit John?
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Game over...no more thatching at the hairdresser..grey testicular lumps a given..all because there's a cohort of fat, middle aged men who think women actually love them.
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Enough with the fat L!!
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did it change?
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Listening to the Taoiseach this legislation has not yet been passed so those payments wont be passed until the legislation is passed so dont expect payment this week .
Legislation to be passed on Thurs....Paschal said that Revenue are ready to go pending that legislation is passed,payments to begin on Fri.....were you not watching that bit John?
To Begin you say as I said dont expect to get any coin this week .
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Enough with the
fat L!!
When they begin..the begin.. Julio...
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Enough with the
fat L!!
When they begin..the begin.. Julio...
Menachim?
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Playing raheny in June...Quaran Quaran...oh Leo, Leo take me across the Leo gland.
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did it change?
Yea, I started a new topic on it (with links included).
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No longer economically viable to work with €350 being offered for doing nothing, so like others on here I'll leave the punters to ........
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And if you have a dependent adult you can claim for that also about another 150
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Sounds like yer losing your bottle Theoneandonly...
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No longer economically viable to work with €350 being offered for doing nothing, so like others on here I'll leave the punters to ........
Spot on Roy, the increase of payment to 350 is a game changer. A good move by the goverment to keep keep at home.
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Sounds like yer losing your bottle Theoneandonly...
Put today in as my last working day so still spreading the love for a few hours, bookings have dried up (few in the diary that I'll have to let down or move on) working with FN I'd have to make €90 then add on fuel, deferred loan payments and the chance I might die it's probably not worth it to work?
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Yeah air travel is almost dead for now.Take a break.Enjoy the weather and if the restrictions are lifted the economy might just take off like a rocket.
Maybe the NTA will give some grants out.After all they're the ones who gave us ten-year rules.Maybe..
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Sounds like yer losing your bottle Theoneandonly...
Put today in as my last working day so still spreading the love for a few hours, bookings have dried up (few in the diary that I'll have to let down or move on) working with FN I'd have to make €90 then add on fuel, deferred loan payments and the chance I might die it's probably not worth it to work?
Oh my hero! 8)
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Sounds like yer losing your bottle Theoneandonly...
Put today in as my last working day so still spreading the love for a few hours, bookings have dried up (few in the diary that I'll have to let down or move on) working with FN I'd have to make €90 then add on fuel, deferred loan payments and the chance I might die it's probably not worth it to work?
Oh my hero! 8)
don't be fretting, I probably have it already!
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Let us know when you're gasping for that last breath!!
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Sounds like yer losing your bottle Theoneandonly...
Put today in as my last working day so still spreading the love for a few hours, bookings have dried up (few in the diary that I'll have to let down or move on) working with FN I'd have to make €90 then add on fuel, deferred loan payments and the chance I might die it's probably not worth it to work?
Oh my hero! 8)
don't be fretting, I probably have it already!
It's Mrs one and Only I feel sorry for. Taking all the risks in the hospital and coming home to you. Anyway, how much is she renting the heap for after fumigation and cremation?
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Maybe the NTA will give some grants out.After all they're the ones who gave us ten-year rules.Maybe..
With all the used notes we're getting from welfare they ought to increase fees.... at least by 138%.