Medical Card/G.P. Visit Card National Assessment Guidelines

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Appendix VI: Health Services (No. 3) Regulations, 1983 – S.I No. 381 of 1983 (People Aged 16-25 Years) The relevant regulation governing the provision of services to people aged 16 to 25 years is the Health Services (No. 3) Regulations, 1983 – S.I. No. 381 of 1983. The full text of those regulations is: - “The Minister for Health, in exercise of the powers conferred on him by Section 5 of the Health Act, 1947 (No.28 of 1947) and by Section 72 of the Health Act, 1970 (No. 1 of 1970) hereby makes the following Regulations: 1. These Regulations may be cited as the Health Services (No. 3) Regulations, 1983. 2. The services provided under Section 58 (1), 59 (1) and 67 (1) of the Health Act, 1970 shall not extend to persons between the ages of 16 and 25 who are dependants of persons who do not have full eligibility for the services under Part IV of the Health Act, 1970 save where it is considered by the Chief Executive Officer of the appropriate Health Area that such a service should be made available to such a person in order to avoid undue hardship to that person. 3. These Regulations shall not apply to persons in receipt of an allowance under section 69 (1) of the Health Act, 1970. 4. These Regulations shall come into operation on the 1st day of January, 1984”. Given under the official seal of the Minister for Health this 16th day of December, 1983. Signed: Barry Desmond Minister for Health Note to HSE Staff: The Health Services (No.3) Regulations, 1983- S.I. No. 381 of 1983, set out the legislative basis for the assessment of this age category for Medical Card Assessment. Though this legislation does not extend to the assessment of GP Visit Cards, a policy decision has been taken, in the interest of equity and consistency, that this category would be assessed in the same manner for both the Medical Card and GP Visit Card Applications when deciding the issue of whether a person is dependant or independent. The criteria used in Section 3.9 to determine whether a person is “Dependant or Independent” will be applied in a consistent manner in assessing Medical Cards and GP Visit Cards. 74
Appendix VII: Sample Notice of Assessment (Self Employed) COPY FOR AGENTS INFORMATION NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT 43 01 5788891R FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31 DECEMBER 2005 YOU HAVE BEEN ASSESSED TO TAX FOR THE ABOVE YEAR AS FOLLOWS Date of Issue: MR LIAM HENSON Issued by Inspector of Taxes 26 SEP 2006 MS GENE T DOYLE WEXFORD REVENUE DISTRICT ABBEY ROAD GOVERNMENT OFFICES AUGDONVILLE ANNE STREET WEXFORD WEXFORD Panel: 1 ASSESSMENTS TO INCOME TAX UNDER SCHEDULES D, E AND/OR F Panel: 2 CAPITAL ALLOWANCES/LOSSES Sch: Code D FARMING 27264 5 3732 D HEALER 4000 TOTAL 31264 75 TOTAL 3732 Revenue guarantee that any conversion/reconversion as a result of the EURO will not result in a higher tax liability. The amounts on this form are expressed in EURO Panel: 3 PERSONAL ALLOWANCES/RELIEFS AND DEDUCTIONS TOTAL PANEL 1 31264 HEALTH EXPENSES REL 961 Panel: 4 Less TOTAL PANEL 2 3732 27532 Total payments made under deduction of tax. Less TOTAL PANEL 3 AND 4 961 TAXABLE INCOME 26571 on which Income Tax is charged as follows: 26571 @ 20% = @ 42% = 5314.20 TOTAL PANEL 3 AND PANEL 4 961 TOTAL INCOME TAX = 5314.20 Panel: 5 CREDITS/RELIEFS SET AGAINST TAX ON INCOME PERSONAL CREDIT CARERS CREDIT 3040.00 770.00 3810.00 Less NET PANEL 5 = 3810.00 1504.20 Add TOTAL PANEL 6 and Panel: 6 SELF Panel: 7 SPOUSE 1504.20 TOTAL PANEL 7 PRSI HEALTH 27532 @ 3% = 27532 @ 2% = 825.96 550.64 1376.60 (a) (b) Panel: 8 OTHER CREDITS/RELIEFS Less TOTAL PANEL 8 1376.60 2880.80 2880.80 Add SURCHARGE FOR LATE SUBMISSION OF RETURNS TOTAL LESS AMOUNT PAID TO THE COLLECTOR-GENERAL 400.00 THIS TAX SHOULD BE PAID IMMEDIATELY USING THE ROS PAYMENTS FACILITY (If you wish to make a payment by cheque, print this assessment and forward it with your payment to the Collector General, Apollo House, Tara St, Dublin 2.) View notes regarding appeals In all correspondence quote: (c) (d) BALANCE PAYABLE € 2480.80
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