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Filing your tax return

Help entering PAYE income

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The content of the video on this page is up to date even though it refers to the Income Tax Return (Form 11) 2018. The steps you follow when filing your Form 11 for 2023 are the same.

This video explains the new layout of the Pay As You Earn (PAYE) panel. It also explains the pre-population of pay, tax and Universal Social Charge (USC).

Note

The PAYE Tax Credit is now called the Employee Tax Credit. If you are a PAYE employee you will need to tick the relevant box to ensure you get this credit.

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Published: 17 April 2024 Please rate how useful this page was to you Print this page

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Further guidance
- Guide to completing 2023 Pay and File tax returnsThe main purpose of this guide is to assist individuals who are taxed under the self-assessment system to complete their 2023 tax return – the Form 11
- Part 38-01-04HIncome Tax return form 2023 (ROS Form 11)
- Part 38-01-04GIncome Tax return form 2022 (ROS Form 11)
- Part 38-01-04FIncome Tax return form 2021 (ROS Form 11)
- Part 38-01-04EIncome Tax return form 2020 (ROS Form 11)
- Part 38-01-04DIncome Tax return form 2019 (ROS Form 11)
- Part 38-01-04CIncome Tax return form 2018 (ROS Form 11)
- Part 38-06-01Revenue Online Service (ROS)
- Part 38-01-04BIncome Tax return form 2017 (ROS Form 11)

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Filing your tax return

Help entering PAYE income