Appeals
	Chapter 5 Assessment:
	If you wish to appeal against that assessment, you must do so within the period of 30 days after the date of this notice by completing and submitting a Notice of Appeal form to the Tax Appeals Commission (TAC). The Notice of Appeal form can be obtained from the TAC's website at www.taxappeals.ie and it contains the address to which an appeal is to be sent. You must submit a copy of this Notice of Assessment with your Notice of Appeal. The TAC can be contacted by email at info@taxappeals.ie.
	Before giving notice of appeal a chargeable person must have made a return for the chargeable period in question and paid the tax and any interest due on the basis of that return.
	Chapter 4 Assessment:
	The assessment to which this notice refers was made in accordance with matters contained in a return made by you or in accordance with figures agreed with you. Section 959AI or Section 959AG (as appropriate) Taxes Consolidation Act 1997 provides that no appeal may be made against such an assessment.
	Self Assessment:
	No appeal may be made against a self-assessment.
	Payment of Income Tax
	Payment of income tax can be made using the ROS Debit Instruction (RDI), Laser Card or Online Banking options in ROS.
	A receipt will issue from the Collector General for all payments made.
	PRSI - Voluntary Contributions
	If you are aged under 66, and are not liable to pay PRSI, you may be eligible to pay Voluntary Contributions which can help maintain or improve your pension entitlement. Information about voluntary contributions, and qualifying conditions, can be obtained from the website of the Department of Social and Family Affairs - www.welfare.ie or Voluntary Contributions Section, Social Welfare Services Office, Cork Road, Waterford.