Here is your step-by-step guide to viewing (or saving/printing) your Employment Detail Summary (P60 equivalent for 2019 onward). It replaces your P60 (as a result of PAYE modernisation) but you will need to login in to Revenue’s myAccount to view or generate it.
Here’s how you do it in 7 simple steps:
STEP 1: Login to myAccount
STEP 2: Choose Review your Tax 2016 – 2019
STEP 3: Choose Year (in this example 2019) and click View link under Employment Detail Summary
STEP 4: View your document on screen or create a PDF version
STEP 5: If you create a PDF version you will be prompted by the message below. Click “My Documents”
STEP 6: You will be brought to My Documents for 2019. Click View PDF…
STEP 7: PDF will open in another tab/window in your browser where you can print or save it.
And that’s it….good luck!
Hi.Can i do this for 2018 is well?Than k you
Hi Jozsef, only from 2019 (as that years was the start of PAYE Modernisation in Ireland)
You should have received a P60 for 2018.
hi how ı can get my 2014 and 2015 P60 ?
Hi, you can get these from your employer who should have a copy. If your employer use Jefferson as a provider, we provide employer printable/email copies as backup so they issue to you. Hope this helps !
Thank you so much, this really helped me
Hi, I started working for a company in Dubin as part-time from mid-December 2019 and started working as a full-time employee from August 2020. In this scenario, should I be getting P60 for 2019 since I worked for hardly 10 days in December of 2019? As of now, the P60 document for 2019 shows 0.00 for all the line items starting from “Gross salary” to “Employer PRSI paid”
Hi, you may have got a P60 because you may have had an Insurable Week in 2019. You may not have been paid in 2019 which would indicate the 0.00 values for 2019. If your first payment was in Jan 2020, the payment for the 10 days in 2019 will be within those figures as it is not when you worked that is relevant but rather when you were paid for it. If in any doubt, please call Revenue and quote your PPS number and they can explain it for you. I hope this helps!