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Injury Benefit, both the personal rate and increase for qualified adult (excluding any increase for qualified children), is considered as income for tax purposes and is taxable from the first day of payment. Injury Benefit is paid directly to you without any deduction of income tax. The taxation of your payment is dealt with as follows: If you are employed, your employer will take your Injury Benefit into account for PAYE purposes. If you are unemployed or become unemployed, Revenue will take account of the amount of Injury Benefit paid to you, where relevant, when they adjust your tax credits or review the tax affairs of your spouse, civil partner or cohabitant. More information on the taxation of Injury Benefit is available at your local tax office or at www.revenue.ie.
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Déantar Sochar Díobhála, idir an ráta pearsanta agus an méadú do dhuine fásta cáilithe (seachas aon mhéadú do leanaí cáilithe) a mheas mar ioncam chun críocha cánach agus bíonn sé inchánach ó chéad lá na híocaíochta. Íoctar Sochar Díobhála go díreach leat gan aon cháin ioncaim a asbhaint. Is mar seo a leanas a ghearrtar cáin ar d’íocaíocht: Má tá tú fostaithe, cuirfidh d'fhostóir do Shochar Díobhála san áireamh chun críocha ÍMAT. Má tá tú dífhostaithe nó má dhífhostaítear thú cuirfidh na Coimisinéirí Ioncaim san áireamh an méid Sochair Díobhála a íoctar leat, nuair is ábhartha, nuair a dhéanfaidh siad coigeartú ar do chreidmheasanna cánach nó athbhreithniú ar chúrsaí cánach do chéile, do pháirtí sibhialta nó do chomhchónaitheora. Is féidir tuilleadh eolais faoin gcáin a ghearrtar ar Shochar Díobhála a fháil ó d'oifig chánach áitiúil nó ag www.revenue.ie.