Helpful Revenue on the farmer's side

The helpful crowd over in Revenue have come up with a way to assist farmers in paying their taxes.

The Dealer

20 June 2018

The move will help farmers get their tax return right. / Ramona Farrelly

The Revenue Commissioners and the Department of Agriculture have joined forces to help farmers pay their taxes.

From the end of June, the electronic Revenue Online Service (ROS), will list all the payments from your farm scheme in your self-employed Form 11 tax return.

Farmers can sleep easy at night, knowing that these two State agencies are working tirelessly on their behalf.

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