Do you have unclaimed tax benefits?

Financial wellbeing is about having the confidence to manage your money, day to day, plan for the future and be prepared for unexpected financial shocks. At Bank of Ireland we are committed to the financial wellbeing of our customers and the wider community that we serve. We want to help you to thrive by enabling you to make better financial decisions for yourself and your loved ones. With this in mind we have grouped together some common tax benefits that you may be eligible to claim.

Estimates vary as to the value of unclaimed tax benefits across Ireland each year, most likely running to millions of Euro.

Based on Research we completed into people’s awareness and familiarity with tax reliefs and welfare benefits we found that*

  • Only 1 in 5 people continue to be very confident in conducting tasks relating to tax reliefs and welfare benefits.
  • Youths aged 18-34 and female segments are more likely to be less confident in conducting tasks relating to tax reliefs and welfare benefits.
  • Overall awareness of Government online services remained high and increased further such as Revenue Online Service (ROS), Revenue.ie – myAccount and MyGovID.
  • Tax relief claims on medical expenses remained the highest incidence of claims.

*BOI / RED C Research 2022 amongst consumers aged 18 and above in Republic of Ireland. Benchmark research conducted in 2020.

Your financial wellbeing is our priority at Bank of Ireland. Below we have grouped together some common tax benefits that you may be eligible to claim. Please note this list is not exhaustive and a full list of benefits together with information on how to register for online services and claim tax benefits can be found at www.revenue.ie**.

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