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     • For example, if you are aged 66 or older, you are eligible for a reduced-rate TV licence, which costs €80 per year. Other exemptions and reductions may apply to specific circumstances, such as individuals with visual impairments or those living in residential care facilities.
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   How much does a TV licence cost?

   • A TV Licence costs €160 for both homes and businesses. You can buy a TV Licence using the following payment methods: by contacting the customer service line (Debit or Credit Card) at +353 1 705 8800, Monday to Friday 9am - 5pm. €1,000 is the fine for an unlicensed television for a first offence, and €2,000 for subsequent offences.

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   How do I pay for a TV licence in Ireland?

   • Here are the available options to pay for a TV licence for the first time in Ireland: Visit the TV Licence Secured web page and pay by credit card. Go to your local Post Office and pay by cheque, cash, or debit card. Dial the special An Post number of 01 705 8800 and pay with your credit card.

   Your Complete 2024 Guide to TV Licences in Ireland - Selectra

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   Can I get a free TV licence if I'm under 70?

   • Some people under 70 may also qualify for the Household Benefits Package and a free licence. You must select the TV licence option on the form when you apply for the Household Benefits Package. If you qualify, you become eligible for a free licence from the next renewal date of your existing licence.

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   How do I get a free TV licence?

   • Cash payment is paid monthly, on the first Tuesday of each month. When you qualify for the Household Benefits Package you qualify for a free Television Licence from its next renewal date. You apply for this as part of your Household Benefits Package application.

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   How much is a free TV licence for pensioners?

   • The universal, free TV licence for pensioners is coming to an end. The means-testing scheme for over 75s begins on August 1. Here is what you need to know about paying or claiming your free licence. I’ve not paid the TV licence before, how much is it? A TV Licence costs £157.50 (£53 for black and white TV sets) for a year. Do I need to act now?

   Means testing of TV licences to begin: What you need to know

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   Do I need a TV licence if I have multiple TVs?

   • You can have multiple televisions in the same household or office premise with just the one TV licence. If you have a second home with televisions in both households, each of the separate households needs its own TV licence. Businesses with multiple locations will also need a separate TV licence for each premise.

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   A TV licence costs €160 a year for both homes and businesses. If you are over 70, you are entitled to a free TV licence under the Household Benefits package. You can be fined up to €1,000 (or €2,000 for subsequent offences) if you do not have a TV licence when you need one.

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   Oct 17, 2024 · How much is a TV Licence in Ireland? In 2022, a TV licence costs €160 per year in Ireland. It is the same price for residential and business establishments. The initial licence is valid for an 11-month period following the month it is purchased.

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   Jul 25, 2019 · The Household Benefits Package helps with the costs of your electricity or gas bills. The rate is €1.15 per day, paid monthly. It also includes a television licence. A household can only have one HBP.

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   The Household Benefits Package helps you with the costs of running your household. It includes electricity and gas allowances and a Free Television Licence. It is paid to people over 70 and to people under 70 in some circumstances.

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   TV Licence Fee: €160 . TV Licence Records Office List; Web Payment Helpline; Phone Payments

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   Jun 16, 2020 · A TV Licence costs €160 for both homes and businesses. You can buy a TV Licence using the following payment methods: online using the TV Licence Online Service. at any Post Office. by contacting the customer service line (Debit or Credit Card) at +353 1 705 8800, Monday to Friday 9am - 5pm. Direct Debit. TV Licence Records Office - cheque.

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   Jul 9, 2020 · A TV Licence costs £157.50 (£53 for black and white TV sets) for a year. Do I need to act now? TV Licensing said it will write directly to over-75s customers with guidance “highlighting that...