Irish Salary Tax Calculator (2026)
Estimate your take-home pay with PAYE, USC and PRSI. Free, no login — supports single, married and single-parent employees.
Estimate your take-home pay with PAYE, USC and PRSI. Free, no login — supports single, married and single-parent employees.
If you are unsure why tax is deducted from your salary, start with these simple guides before using the calculator.
Enter your gross annual salary and select your personal circumstances below.
PRSI Class A applies to most employees. Public servants hired before 1995 may be on a different class.
This tool provides an estimate of your PAYE, USC and PRSI deductions for 2026. Figures are for education and planning only — always confirm with your payslip or Revenue.
Calculating for tax year 2026.
This calculator estimates your net (take-home) pay in Ireland based on the core deductions most employees see on a payslip: PAYE income tax, USC, and PRSI. Use it to compare job offers, understand payslip deductions, and plan your monthly budget.
Enter 35000 above to see estimated monthly take-home and the breakdown of PAYE, USC and PRSI.
Higher-rate tax applies above the standard cut-off. The calculator shows how deductions scale as income rises.
Last updated: 17 June 2026. This site provides estimates for planning/education and is not official Revenue advice.
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No. This is an independent tool for educational and planning purposes. It is based on publicly available Irish tax bands and credits, but may not cover every individual circumstance (medical cards, age-related reliefs, benefit-in-kind, or special credits).
The current version is aimed at PAYE employees on standard rates — single, married (one or two incomes) and single parents. It does not yet fully support self-employed income or complex situations such as multiple jobs.
You should not rely on this tool as professional tax advice. Always confirm your actual liabilities with Revenue, your payslips, or a qualified tax advisor before making financial decisions.
This tool is designed for PAYE employees in Ireland in 2026. It uses the standard Income Tax rate band of €44,000 @ 20% for single people and adjusted bands for married couples, with 40% on the balance. It subtracts the standard Personal and PAYE tax credits and, for single parents, the Single Person Child Carer Credit.
USC is calculated using official thresholds and rates for each year, with an exemption for incomes at or below €13,000 per year. PRSI is estimated using the employee Class A rate for each year — 4.2% for 2026 (the rate rises to 4.35% from 1 October 2026) and 4.1% for 2025.
If you spot an issue or a threshold change, please contact us so we can update quickly.
