Individuals and organisations that qualify for relief (artists, colleges, charities, etc.)
-
List of
Approved Employee Share Schemes (Part 17 Taxes Consolidation Act 1997) (Ms Excel, 82 KB)
- Artists Exemption - Individuals
who received a favourable determination in the period since 1 April 2002 - Section 195 TCA, 1997
-
Artists
Exemption - Individuals who received a favourable determination during the period 21 April, 1998 to
31 December, 2001 - Section 195 TCA, 1997 (PDF, 440KB)
-
Approved
Foreign Language Courses/Course Providers (Sec. 476 TCA 1997) (MS Excel, 21KB)
-
Approved
Information Technology Courses/Course Providers - (Sec. 476 TCA 1997) (MS Excel, 112KB)
- College Fees for the Academic Year commencing 1 August 2011 - Section 473A TCA 97
These lists should be read in conjunction with Leaflet
IT31 - Tax Relief for Tuition Fees. The maximum qualifying fees for all courses for the academic
year 2011/2012 is €5,000. If you are in any doubt as to whether a particular
course qualifies for tax relief you should contact your local Revenue office.
- College Fees for the Academic Year commencing 1 August 2010 - Section 473A TCA 97
These lists should be read in conjunction with Leaflet
IT31 - Tax Relief for Tuition Fees. The maximum qualifying fees for all courses for the academic
year 2010/2011 is €5,000. If you are in any doubt as to whether a particular
course qualifies for tax relief you should contact your local Revenue office.
- College Fees for the Academic Year commencing 1 August 2009 - Section 473A TCA 97
These lists should be read in conjunction with Leaflet
IT31 - Tax Relief for Tuition Fees. The maximum qualifying fees for all courses for the academic
year 2009/2010 is €5,000. If you are in any doubt as to whether a particular
course qualifies for tax relief you should contact your local Revenue office.
- College Fees for the Academic Year commencing 1 August 2008 - Section 473A TCA 97
These lists should be read in conjunction with Leaflet
IT31 - Tax Relief for Tuition Fees. The maximum qualifying fees for all courses for the academic
year 2008/2009 is €5,000. If you are in any doubt as to whether a particular
course qualifies for tax relief you should contact your local Revenue office.
- College Fees for the Academic Year commencing 1 August 2007 - Section 473A TCA 97.
These lists should be read in conjunction with Leaflet IT31 - Tax Relief for
Tuition Fees. The maximum qualifying fees for all courses for the academic year commencing 1 August 2007
is €5,000. If you are in any doubt as to whether a particular course qualifies for tax
relief you should contact your local Revenue office
- List 1: colleges which are approved for the Higher Education Grants
Scheme (Paragraphs a(i) and c(i) of the definition of approved college in S473A refers).
list of
colleges (PDF, 92KB)
- List 2: full-time undergraduate courses in private colleges.
list of
courses (PDF, 59KB)
- List 3: part-time undergraduate courses in public and private colleges.
list of
courses (PDF, 281KB)(Revised)
- List 4: Postgraduate courses in public and private colleges.
list of
courses (PDF, 353KB) (Revised)
- College Fees for the Academic Year commencing 1 August 2006 - Section 473A TCA 97.
These lists should be read in conjunction with Leaflet IT31 - Tax
Relief for Tuition Fees. The maximum qualifying fees for all courses for the academic year
commencing 1 August 2007 is €5,000. If you are in any doubt as to whether a particular
course qualifies for tax relief you should contact your local Revenue office.
- List 1: colleges which are approved for the Higher Education Grants Scheme
(Paragraphs a(i) and c(i) of the definition of approved college in S473A refers).
list of
colleges (PDF, 36KB)
- List 2: full-time undergraduate courses in private colleges.
list of
courses (PDF, 44KB) (Revised)
- List 3: part-time undergraduate courses in public and private colleges.
list of
courses (PDF, 262KB) (Revised)
- List 4: postgraduate courses in public and private colleges.
list of
courses (PDF, 301KB) (Revised)
- College Fees for the Academic Year commencing 1 August 2005 - Section 473A TCA 97.
These lists should be read in conjunction with Leaflet IT31 - Tax
Relief for Tuition Fees.The maximum qualifying fees for all courses for the academic year commencing
1 August 2007 is €5,000. If you are in any doubt as to whether a particular course
qualifies for tax relief you should contact your local Revenue office.
- List 1: colleges which are approved for the Higher Education Grants Scheme
(Paragraphs a(i) and c(i) of the definition of approved college in S473A refers).
list of
colleges (PDF, 87KB)
- List 2: full-time undergraduate courses in private colleges.
list of
courses (PDF, 87KB) (Revised)
- List 3: part-time undergraduate courses in public and private colleges.
list of
courses (PDF, 189KB) (Revised)
- List 4: postgraduate courses in public and private colleges.
list of
courses (PDF, 192KB) (Revised)
- List of Approved Bodies for Education
in the Arts in accordance with Part 2 of Schedule 26A, TCA 1997 (Section 848A, TCA 1997 "Donations
to Approved Bodies" refers).
- List of Bodies with Charitable Tax Exemption under the Tax Acts:
- Eligible Charities and Approved Bodies as listed in
Schedule 26A of the Taxes Consolidation Act 1997.
- List of Sports Bodies with a Tax Exemption under the Tax Acts:
- List of Approved Hospitals
and Nursing Homes (Section 469, TCA 1997).
- List of Authorised Qualifying
Intermediaries and Authorised Withholding Agents together with Associated Nominee Companies for the purposes
of Irish Dividend Withholding Tax.
- List of Authorised Insurers entered on the Register
of Health Benefit Undertakings for the purpose of Section 470, TCA 1997.
- List of Distributing Offshore
funds approved by the Revenue Commissioners in accordance with section 744 TCA 1997.
- List of approved buildings and gardens with public access determined by Revenue under Section
482, Taxes Consolidation Act, 1997:
- List of Recognised Clearing Systems.
- Companies who received a favourable Radical
Innovation determination under Section 141(5)(d) TCA, 1997 (Distributions out of income from patent
royalties) from 2003 inclusive to date.
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