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PAYE taxpayers can claim health expenses by using Revenue’s myaccount online service. The myaccount service enables taxpayers to submit health expenses claims and request a Review/P21 balancing statement for any of the past four years.
Steps To Claim Your Tax Relief
- Get a letter from your Consultant or GP confirming your coeliac diagnosis.
- Keep all your receipts for gluten free purchases, even if you are also keeping track with a supermarket loyalty scheme. Remember you need to hold onto receipts for six years as Revenue may audit your claim.
- At the end of the tax year, calculate the total amount you have spent on gluten-free items.
- Visit www.Revenue.ie, sign in to my myAccount and claim your health expenses using the “Review your tax” option in PAYE Services for the year the expenses were incurred.
Do You Think You Have Coeliac Disease?
Arrange a consultation with our in-house dietitian.
Keep Track With Supermarket Loyalty Cards
- Both Tesco Ireland and SuperValu will provide a Certificate of Expenditure when customers buy gluten free products using their loyalty cards.
- Tesco Clubcard – You must register and opt in to receive mailings from Tesco.
- SuperValu Reward Card – It is not necessary to register to receive the annual certificate.
- Dunnes Value Club now provide a Coeliac Certificate of Expenditure annually in the first quarter of the year.
Watch Back – Gluten Free Tax Relief Explained
CEO, Gill Brennan speaks to Amy Hartnett, Tax Manager and Joyce Kelly Tesco Clubcard Manager in this informative webinar.
Discussing your gluten free certificate which is available to Tesco Clubcard Members and step by step details on how to go about claiming your tax relief.
Questions & Answers at the end.
Claiming Tax Back Notes
How to claim back tax on gluten free products. Products that are specifically manufactured as ‘gluten free’ (GF) and state gluten free (GF) on the packet or label can be offset against your yearly income tax bill. Only people who are paying tax can make this claim to revenue; usually PAYE, self-employed and others paying a yearly tax bill. Read more below and download our helpful tax back notes PDF
