Taxes Consolidation Act 1997 section 917K

Hard copies

Section 917K sets out the requirements for making and authenticating a hard copy of an electronically filed tax return.

  • A hard copy of an electronic return must contain only the information that was transmitted or is to be transmitted to Revenue.
  • The hard copy no longer requires approval of its format by the Revenue Commissioners.
  • The hard copy must be authenticated by being signed by the person who would otherwise have been required to sign a paper return.
  • The purpose is to allow tax practitioners to retain a verifiable record of what was submitted electronically, in case of any later dispute.

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