How we handle incorrect dates, outdated deadlines, and other errors on Irish Tax Deadlines.
An incorrect deadline date on this site is more consequential than most editorial errors. A reader who relies on a wrong date and misses a Revenue filing could face a 5% or 10% surcharge on their full tax liability for the year. We treat deadline corrections as priority updates — not something that waits for the next scheduled review.
Revenue adjusts deadlines more often than most people realise: weekend adjustments, ROS extensions, Budget-year changes, and occasional one-off announcements can all affect a date that was accurate when we last verified it. Readers who are close to the deadlines — accountants, bookkeepers, or individuals who track Revenue dates closely — are often the first to notice when something has changed.
Email contact@demiliaaccounting.ie with:
Subject: Correction — [deadline name or month]
Examples: Correction — Form 11 November deadline / Correction — October preliminary tax date
In the email:
If you cannot find a written Revenue source but have recent direct experience of the correct date (for example, you just filed and ROS showed a different deadline than what this site lists), please include that detail. We will verify it directly with Revenue's published information.
Deadline date corrections are applied immediately and noted with a revision date. We do not make silent changes to dates — if a date is corrected, the calendar carries a note showing the date it was last verified. Material corrections are recorded in the log below.
No material corrections have been recorded to date. This log will be updated when a material correction — particularly any incorrect deadline date that has been live on the site — is identified and corrected.
Last reviewed: July 2026