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(c)by virtue of section 787C of the Act, to be deducted from or set off against the employee's relevant earnings (within the meaning of section 787B of the Act) for the year of assessment in which it is paid,

then, where the relevant migrant member has provided a certificate of contributions, relief for that year of assessment under the provisions of section 774(6), 774(7) and 778(1) of Chapter 1 under the provisions of subsections (6), (7) and (8) of section 774 and section 778(1) of Chapter 1 (which relates to occupational pension schemes), or, as the case may be, section 787 of Chapter 2 (which relates to retirement annuities), or sections 787C, 787E, 787F or 787J of Chapter 2A (which relates to personal retirement savings accounts), or sections 787C, 787E, 787F or 787J of Chapter 2A (which relates to personal retirement savings accounts) or sections 787X, 787Z or 787AD of Chapter 2D (which relates to Pan-European Personal Pension Products) and shall, with any necessary modifications, apply to those contributions as if—

(5) Notwithstanding subsection (2), for the purposes of subsection (1) the earnings limit for the year of assessment 2010 shall be deemed to be €115,000 for the purpose of determining how much of a contribution or qualifying premium, as the case may be, paid by an employee or an individual in the year of assessment 2011, is to be treated by virtue of section 774(8), 776(3), 787(7) or 787C(3), 787(7), 787C(3) or 787X(3), as the case may be, as paid in the year of assessment 2010.