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Form CA26 is an Irish tax form issued by the Revenue Commissioners for reporting certain corporate tax matters. It is used when companies need to make specific declarations or claims related to their tax affairs.
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Form Overview
Form CA26 is an Irish tax form issued by the Revenue Commissioners for reporting certain corporate tax matters. It is used when companies need to make specific declarations or claims related to their tax affairs.
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This is a tax form that Irish businesses use to tell Revenue about specific tax situations. It's part of the regular paperwork companies must complete to stay compliant with Irish tax laws.
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Annual corporate tax return
Required for standard annual tax filing
✓ Check if your company has other reporting obligations
Capital gains tax declaration
For property or asset disposals
✓ Verify if disposal qualifies for exemptions
VAT return
For value-added tax reporting
✓ Confirm your VAT registration status
Payroll taxes
For monthly/quarterly payroll taxes
✓ Ensure all employee details are up to date
Submission deadlines are typically specified in the form instructions or in correspondence from Revenue, with different deadlines depending on the specific purpose of the form.
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Identity
3 items
Your full name as Revenue holds it.
Your Personal Public Service number — Revenue matches the form to your record with this.
Your current address, including Eircode.
Details
1 items
The year or period the form relates to.
Amounts
1 items
Enter each amount against the heading it belongs to.
Declaration
1 items
Sign to confirm the details are correct and complete.
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