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Title: READ THIS CAREFULLY
Post by: john m on April 21, 2020, 12:58:34 pm
https://www.independent.ie/world-news/coronavirus/refund-warning-as-over-a-million-on-state-support-39144008.html (https://www.independent.ie/world-news/coronavirus/refund-warning-as-over-a-million-on-state-support-39144008.html)

Unemployment benefit claimants face the prospect of big repayments as new figures show that more than a million people now depend on State support.

The number of people on the emergency €350-a-week Covid-19 pandemic payment has shot up by more than 50,000 in the past week.

There are now 584,000 people claiming it, while another 212,000 people are on the standard Live Register. This brings the total number claiming jobless benefits close to 800,000 people.

However, the State is also subsidising the wages of another 281,200 workers who were at risk of lay-off.

This brings the total number who depend on State support to over a million.

The figures were released as lower-paid workers, single parents and carers on the Covid-19 payment were warned they could have to refund overpayments worth about €900.

People on the €350 a week Covid payment who get another welfare payment may have to make refunds as their means will be reassessed.

The value of extra welfare benefits had been based on their income before they lost their job. But if their income was lower than the new Covid payment, this will reduce the amount to which they are entitled.

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Fianna Fáil spokesperson on social protection Willie O'Dea said a single parent with two children who earned €200 a week would owe €75 a week, or €900 over 12 weeks.

"People aren't being told about the overpayment issue and could be in for a nasty shock," he said.

"I'm looking for an assurance from the minister that the department won't be insisting on taking a full 15pc of the basic payment that it can under legislation if people go back to work in 12 weeks."


In a Q & A on the Covid-19 payment, the department said workers who already get a social welfare payment - including carers, those with disabilities, lone parents and those in receipt of the working family payment - who were laid off after March 13 should claim the Covid-19 payment.

"Your underlying social welfare payment will be adjusted to take account of the difference between the Covid-19 payment and your normal employment income," it said. "This may take some time - any overpayments or arrears will be adjusted in future payments."

It said overpayments would be deducted on a phased basis from future social welfare payments.

Meanwhile, senior Government official Liz Canavan said there were still a small number of people who had entered incorrect PPS or Iban numbers and the Department of Employment Affairs and Social Protection was contacting these people to get the correct information for payment to be made.

She said the easiest way to make an application was through MyWelfare.ie.

Ms Canavan said there was also an online facility to close a claim. She said the number of employers availing of a temporary wage subsidy scheme in a bid to help retain staff had risen to 46,000.

A cumulative total of €321m in payments have been made under the scheme, which is administered by Revenue.

New payments being made to employers come to €21.3m and this will be in their bank accounts today.

Meanwhile, those with child and adult dependents are advised to claim jobseeker's benefit rather than the Covid payment, as they get additional allowances to bring their payment above €350 a week.
Title: Re: READ THIS CAREFULLY
Post by: Shallowhal on April 21, 2020, 01:03:24 pm
I'm not in receipt of any other social welfare payment....although i do expect to be paying back some if not all of the free money i've received and due to receive over a period when we're back to the new normal.
Title: Re: READ THIS CAREFULLY
Post by: john m on April 21, 2020, 01:07:13 pm
we will higher fuel duty probably higher PSI for self employed higher death duty ,higher third level fees probably new loan scheme.
Title: Re: READ THIS CAREFULLY
Post by: Theoneandonly on April 21, 2020, 01:10:24 pm
we will higher fuel duty probably higher PSI for self employed higher death duty ,higher third level fees probably new loan scheme.

Now Probably a good time to fill up the car with fuel in preparation for the return to work
Title: Re: READ THIS CAREFULLY
Post by: Shallowhal on April 21, 2020, 01:11:32 pm
Interesting budgets ahead for sure,if the NTA make me buy a replacement car next year,i'll be paying fukall tax although as said in other threads there will be a Covid-19 tax that will be payable regardless.
Title: Re: READ THIS CAREFULLY
Post by: john m on April 21, 2020, 01:13:33 pm
we will higher fuel duty probably higher PSI for self employed higher death duty ,higher third level fees probably new loan scheme.

Now Probably a good time to fill up the car with fuel in preparation for the return to work

The way things are going 75 cent a liter might be the real price but the Government will just take more tax keep the price artificially high .
Title: Re: READ THIS CAREFULLY
Post by: john m on April 21, 2020, 01:16:55 pm
A cumulative total of €321m in payments have been made under the scheme, which is administered by Revenue.ADMINISTERED means Monitored so if you work and claim you are going to get caught



I wonder if you are a student and got a Susi Grant and claim the Covid coin whats the story ?
Title: Re: READ THIS CAREFULLY
Post by: john m on April 21, 2020, 01:23:05 pm
TOP CLASS REPORTING .now you know why I hate links giving morons credit for crap reporting .look at the number of people claiming over a million yet this reporter says ..A cumulative total of €321m in payments have been made under the scheme, which is administered by Revenue.ADMINISTERED means Monitored so if you work and claim you are going to get caught.
Title: Re: READ THIS CAREFULLY
Post by: Octavia1 on April 21, 2020, 01:49:46 pm
Didny the banks get bailed out by us to the tune of 60 billion or something? Dont remember them paying me back
Title: Re: READ THIS CAREFULLY
Post by: silverbullet on April 21, 2020, 02:03:44 pm
Didny the banks get bailed out by us to the tune of 60 billion or something? Dont remember them paying me back
You have to pay tax first.
Title: Re: READ THIS CAREFULLY
Post by: Shallowhal on April 21, 2020, 02:58:16 pm
Banks won't be paying anything anytime soon with them being able to write off past,present and future losses for a bleedin eternity.....or sumtin like that!!
Title: Re: READ THIS CAREFULLY
Post by: Rat Catcher on April 21, 2020, 08:32:05 pm
Same for us... it'll be a while before our businesses return to profit and, like the banks, we will accrue losses to carry forward.
Title: Re: READ THIS CAREFULLY
Post by: Octavia1 on April 21, 2020, 08:45:03 pm
Didny the banks get bailed out by us to the tune of 60 billion or something? Dont remember them paying me back
You have to pay tax first.

I can tell ya ...and I know this for a fact
...I paid more tax in ireland than goldman sachs property aquisition vultures subsidiaries paid in tax on this hole island after 2010 and for a few years after before I lost interest and stopped looking
Title: Re: READ THIS CAREFULLY
Post by: silverbullet on April 21, 2020, 09:43:11 pm
Didny the banks get bailed out by us to the tune of 60 billion or something? Dont remember them paying me back
You have to pay tax first.

I can tell ya ...and I know this for a fact
...I paid more tax in ireland than goldman sachs property aquisition vultures subsidiaries paid in tax on this hole island after 2010 and for a few years after before I lost interest and stopped looking
Get yourself domiciled in Holland or Malta.
Title: Re: READ THIS CAREFULLY
Post by: Rat Catcher on April 22, 2020, 12:10:26 pm
I can tell ya ...and I know this for a fact
...I paid [income] tax in ireland looking

That's ma, Ted.
Title: Re: READ THIS CAREFULLY
Post by: john m on April 22, 2020, 12:26:42 pm
Paggo on the Wireless this morning saying the Gravy train will reach the station after the 12 weeks is up and there will be tapered payments .
Title: Re: READ THIS CAREFULLY
Post by: Shallowhal on April 22, 2020, 12:39:24 pm
Paggo on the Wireless this morning saying the Gravy train will reach the station after the 12 weeks is up and there will be tapered payments .

Means assessed i'd say!!
Title: Re: READ THIS CAREFULLY
Post by: john m on April 22, 2020, 12:44:09 pm
Paggo on the Wireless this morning saying the Gravy train will reach the station after the 12 weeks is up and there will be tapered payments .

Means assessed i'd say!!

Or if you live out near the Rodent they will direct you to local employers Keelings who are looking for staff you refuse the work you get nothing .
Title: Re: READ THIS CAREFULLY
Post by: silverbullet on April 22, 2020, 03:58:35 pm
Paggo on the Wireless this morning saying the Gravy train will reach the station after the 12 weeks is up and there will be tapered payments .

Means assessed i'd say!!

Or if you live out near the Rodent they will direct you to local employers Keelings who are looking for staff you refuse the work you get nothing .
Taxi drivers picking food, didja ever hear the likes?
Title: Re: READ THIS CAREFULLY
Post by: john m on April 22, 2020, 10:43:35 pm
Paggo on the Wireless this morning saying the Gravy train will reach the station after the 12 weeks is up and there will be tapered payments .

REFRENCE FOR THE ILLITERATE
Title: Re: READ THIS CAREFULLY
Post by: Shallowhal on April 23, 2020, 10:08:33 am
Paggo on the Wireless this morning saying the Gravy train will reach the station after the 12 weeks is up and there will be tapered payments .

REFRENCE FOR THE ILLITERATE

Can i have an E there Bob?
Title: Re: READ THIS CAREFULLY
Post by: Tony on April 23, 2020, 10:12:35 am
Paggo on the Wireless this morning saying the Gravy train will reach the station after the 12 weeks is up and there will be tapered payments .

REFRENCE FOR THE ILLITERATE

Can i have an E there Bob?

Laffin
Title: Re: READ THIS CAREFULLY
Post by: TheDevilHimself on April 26, 2020, 01:59:18 am
I for one welcome our new Commissars.