Corrections Policy

Why corrections matter on this site

The Rent Tax Credit is a relatively new relief that has changed with every Budget since 2022. Revenue has updated its Tax and Duty Manual on the credit multiple times. The RTB registration rules that interact with credit eligibility have also evolved. This creates a genuine risk that information on this site is outdated at any given time, even with our regular review process.

Readers who are close to this topic — tenants who have gone through the claiming process, accountants who deal with it regularly, housing professionals — often spot outdated information before we do. We welcome correction submissions from anyone who notices an error, regardless of their background.

What we consider a correction

A correction submission is appropriate when you believe a page contains:

• An incorrect credit amount for a specific tax year
• An inaccurate description of eligibility conditions (for example, a statement about RTB registration requirements that no longer reflects Revenue's current position)
• Outdated procedural information about how to claim through MyAccount
• An incorrect statement about qualifying tenancy types
• A broken link to Revenue, the RTB, or another external source
• Any other factual error or misleading description

Corrections are different from disagreements about how we have explained something, or requests to cover additional scenarios not currently on the site. We take those as general feedback, which is also welcome.

How to submit

Email contact@demiliaaccounting.ie with the subject line:

Please include:

• The URL of the page
• The specific text you believe is incorrect (quoting the passage helps)
• What you believe the correct position to be
• A link to the source — ideally the relevant Revenue TDM, Finance Act section, or official Revenue page

Our review process

1. Acknowledgement: We confirm receipt within two working days.
2. Verification: The submission is checked against the relevant primary source — primarily Revenue TDM 15-01-11 and the Finance Act provisions governing the credit. Given the frequency of changes to the credit rules, we pay particular attention to which tax year a correction refers to.
3. Decision and update: If we confirm the error, we update the page. For corrections to credit amounts or eligibility conditions (which directly affect reader decisions), we prioritise these over minor corrections.
4. Response: We reply to the submitter with the outcome.

We aim to complete the full process within five working days for most submissions.

How corrections are marked

Minor corrections (a broken link, an outdated form reference) are applied without a visible notice. The "Last reviewed" date on the page is updated.

Significant corrections (incorrect credit amounts, wrong eligibility conditions) are marked with a note on the page stating what was corrected and when.

Material corrections — those where inaccurate information may have affected readers' decisions about whether to claim or how to document their claim — are noted on the page and recorded in the log below.

Corrections record

Last reviewed: July 2026