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You may be owed a tax refund. Find out how much in 2 minutes.

See what you could claim back for 2022 to 2025, free. Then decide if you want the step-by-step pack.

What applies to you?

Check how much, free

About 2 minutes. Nothing you pick is sent anywhere.

How it works

  1. Check how much, free. Pick what applies to you and see your estimate in about 2 minutes. No sign-up.
  2. Get the pack, €7.99 once. Step-by-step myAccount instructions and a worksheet with your own figures.
  3. Claim in myAccount yourself. You send your own claim to Revenue. The pack walks you through it.

Your free estimate

What Revenue's own figures show

€462 million

Revenue's preliminary statements show 627,361 PAYE taxpayers who had not yet filed their 2025 return had overpaid about €462 million.

Source: Revenue, PAYE Preliminary Statistics, 30 January 2026. Data to 23 January 2026, provisional.
Almost 82%

of the 2025 returns Revenue had processed by 6 March 2026 ended in a refund: about 661,000 returns, with over €637 million paid out. Almost 12% owed tax instead.

Source: Revenue press release, 11 March 2026.
4 years

Revenue lets you claim for the last four years. Claims for 2022 close on 31 December 2026.

Source: Revenue, four year rule.

These are national figures, not a forecast for you. Your own estimate is above, and it is free.

What you get

Click-by-click steps

The myAccount path for each relief you pick, from Revenue's own pages.

Your worksheet

Type your exact figures and see Revenue's formula worked out, to the cent.

A plan by year

Each tax year's last day to claim, in one list.

Documents and checks

What to gather first, and what to check before you submit.

Print it, save it as a PDF or download it as text.

What the pack does not do

See your number before you pay anything.

Check how much, free

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Questions

How is my estimate worked out?

From Revenue's own formulas: remote working relief is 30% of your home electricity, heating and broadband costs for the days you worked at home, at your highest tax rate; health expenses relief is 20% of what you paid and were not repaid; tuition fees relief is 20% of fees above a fixed amount (up to €7,000 a course); the rent tax credit is 20% of your rent, up to a yearly limit. You pick bands, so you get a range. The same answers are used for every year you tick, except the rent credit limit, which depends on the year.

Do I have to pay to claim my refund?

No. Revenue's myAccount is free, and you can claim every relief yourself at no cost. Our guides and the refund finder are free too. The pack is an optional guide: it puts the steps, documents and your figures in one printable place.

Does the pack claim my refund for me?

No. It cannot see or use your Revenue account. You sign in to myAccount yourself and submit your own claim, which is free.

Will I get a refund?

We cannot say. Whether you are owed anything depends on your own tax record and which costs qualify. Revenue decides each claim. Some people owe tax instead: Revenue says almost 12% of the 2025 returns it had processed by 6 March 2026 ended in an underpayment.

What does it cost?

€7.99, once. No subscription and no sign-up. The price includes any VAT.

Is my information sent anywhere?

The answers and figures you enter stay in your browser and are not sent to us or to Stripe. Payment is taken on Stripe's own page. We ask Stripe only whether your payment went through.

What if I want a refund of the pack?

Email [email protected] within 14 days of paying, with your pack code if you still have it, and we will refund you in full through Stripe. The pack then locks. See the terms of sale.

Can I use it on another device?

After you pay, the pack shows a code. Paste it on another device to unlock the pack there, in up to three browsers.

Which years can I claim for?

Revenue allows the last four years. The pack covers 2022 to 2025, and claims for 2022 close on 31 December 2026.

Based on Revenue's published guidance (PAYE Preliminary Statistics, press release 11 March 2026, four year rule, remote working, health expenses, tuition fees, Rent Tax Credit, flat rate expenses, emergency tax), last checked 25 October 2026. This is a general guide, not tax advice. Your own situation may differ, so check revenue.ie.