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Taxes Consolidation Act 1997 section 192G
Exemption in respect of training allowance payments
Section 192G exempts from income tax certain further education training allowance payments made by or on behalf of the Minister for Education and Skills to qualifying individuals who would otherwise be receiving or eligible for social welfare payments.
Example
Mary had been receiving Jobseeker's Allowance of β¬220 per week from the Department of Social Protection. In March 2024, she enrols on a SOLAS-administered healthcare skills course. On enrolment, her Jobseeker's Allowance stops and she instead receives a further education training allowance of β¬220 per week, funded by the Department of Education, conditional on her attendance on the course.
Under section 192G, Mary's training allowance is fully exempt from income tax and is not included in computing her total income for the 2024 tax year. She does not need to include it on her tax return.
If Mary completes her course and does not find employment or move on to further training, she can return to the Department of Social Protection to have her Jobseeker's Allowance claim reactivated.
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