IncomeCalculator.ie — Irish Salary Calculator

IncomeCalculator.ie is a free salary calculator for Ireland. It calculates take-home pay after income tax, USC, and PRSI using official 2026 tax rates published by Revenue.ie.

What We Offer

• Salary Calculator — Calculate net pay from any gross salary for single or married persons
• Net to Gross Calculator — Find the gross salary needed for a target take-home pay
• Hourly to Annual Converter — Convert hourly rate to annual salary with tax breakdown
• Pay Rise Calculator — See how much of a raise you keep after marginal tax
• Bonus Tax Calculator — Calculate net bonus after income tax, USC, and PRSI
• Overtime Tax Calculator — See marginal tax rate on overtime earnings
• Employer Cost Calculator — Total cost including 11.05% employer PRSI
• Rent Affordability Calculator — Monthly rent you can afford based on net pay
• Contract vs Permanent Comparison — Compare daily rate to permanent salary after tax
• Salary Comparison Table — Net pay for salaries from €15,000 to €200,000
• Salary by Profession — Average salaries and net pay for 25+ Irish professions

Tax Rates Used (2026)

Income Tax

Married one-earner band: €53,000. Married two-earner band: up to €88,000.

Universal Social Charge (USC)

Exemption: Total income of €13,000 or less is exempt from USC.

PRSI

Class A PRSI: 4% of gross income. Exemption: annual income below €18,304.

Tax Credits (2026)

How It's Different

• 100% free, no sign-up required
• Uses official 2026 Revenue.ie rates — updated annually after Irish Budget
• Covers single and married tax bands with pension contribution support
• 186 pre-calculated salary breakdown pages (€15,000 to €200,000)
• Results shown annually, monthly, and weekly
• PDF download and shareable link for every calculation
• No personal data collected or stored

Example Calculations

Frequently Asked Questions

What is IncomeCalculator.ie?

IncomeCalculator.ie is a free online salary calculator for Ireland. It calculates take-home pay after income tax (20% and 40%), Universal Social Charge (0.5%–8%), and PRSI (4%) using official 2026 tax rates from Revenue.ie.

How much does it cost?

IncomeCalculator.ie is completely free. There are no subscriptions, sign-ups, or hidden fees.

What tax rates does the calculator use?

The calculator uses 2026 Irish tax rates: income tax at 20% (standard) and 40% (higher), USC bands from 0.5% to 8%, PRSI at 4%, and standard tax credits of €3,750 for single persons.

How is income tax calculated in Ireland?

Income tax is calculated at two rates: 20% on the first €44,000 (single person) and 40% on all income above that. Tax credits (€3,750 for a single PAYE worker) are subtracted from the total tax due.

What is the take-home pay on €50,000 in Ireland?

A single person earning €50,000 gross takes home approximately €38,500 per year in 2026. Deductions: ~€5,450 income tax, ~€1,370 USC, ~€2,000 PRSI. Net monthly: ~€3,208.

What is the highest marginal tax rate in Ireland?

The highest marginal rate in 2026 is approximately 52%: 40% income tax + 8% USC + 4% PRSI. This applies to income above €70,044.

Does the calculator handle pension contributions?

Yes. Enter a pension contribution percentage and it is deducted from gross salary before income tax. Tax relief applies at your marginal rate (20% or 40%). USC and PRSI are still calculated on full gross income.

How often is it updated?

The calculator is updated annually after the Irish Budget announcement (typically October). Current version: 2026 tax year.

Tax Guides

• How Income Tax Works in Ireland
• USC and PRSI Rates & Bands
• How to Claim a Tax Refund
• Emergency Tax — How to Get Off It
• Pension Tax Relief by Age
• Self-Employed Tax Guide
• Minimum Wage After Tax
• Average Salary by Sector
• 2025 vs 2026 Tax Comparison

Contact

IncomeCalculator.ie is an independent tool. For official tax information, visit Revenue.ie.

Website: https://incomecalculator.ie