A company must file its return and pay any tax due nine months after the end of the accounting period. The company must make this payment on or before the 23rd of the ninth month. Companies that fail to pay and file electronically must submit their return and pay any associated tax. These companies must pay this tax on or before the 21st of the month.
Interest is due at a daily rate of 0.0219% on late payments or payments that are not made in full. The interest is calculated by multiplying together the:
- amount of tax a company has underpaid
- number of days the tax is late
- interest rate.
You cannot appeal an interest charge to the Tax Appeals Commission. Once interest has been charged you must pay the full amount outstanding, it cannot be reduced.
If the company sends the return after the deadline they will also have to pay a surcharge of:
- 5% of the tax due up to a maximum of €12,695 if filed within two months of the filing date
- or
- 10% of the tax due up to a maximum of €63,485 if filed more than two months after the filing date.
If the company sends the return after the deadline there will be restrictions on certain reliefs claimed. The restrictions will apply by reference to length of the delay in filling on claims for:
- excess capital allowance
- loss relief
- group relief.
For more information : https://www.revenue.ie/en/companies-and-charities/corporation-tax-for-companies/corporation-tax-payment-and-filing/payment-and-filing.aspx