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Salary Tax Calculator Ireland 2026

Income tax, USC, PRSI and pension relief for one or two PAYE earners. This free salary tax calculator ireland 2026 shows the calculation and its assumptions so you can compare your own figures.

How the salary & paye 2026 calculation works

Progressive income tax less eligible credits and age relief, plus separate USC and employee PRSI for each earner. Pension relief is limited by age and earnings.

Uses published 2026 rules. Enter the age reached during 2026 for each person. This annual estimate is not a Revenue Payroll Notification; mid-year birthdays, pension awards and changes in income require pay-period calculations. Benefits in kind and auto-enrolment deductions are excluded.

Applicable rules year: 2026. Sources checked 2026-10-06: Revenue 2026 standard PAYE bands/credits and USC bands; DSP Class A employee rates through September and from 1 October 2026. Published rules are used, not proposed changes.

Using this calculator

  1. Enter your own figures in the labelled inputs. Keep the currencies, units and time periods consistent.
  2. Choose any applicable rate profile, pattern or assumption shown for this tool. Open additional inputs when relevant.
  3. Review net monthly and net annual, then read the stated assumptions and eligibility conditions before using the result.

Official sources and further information

Worked example

This is a static example using illustrative inputs, not facts about you or today’s date. The displayed eligibility selections and assumptions apply only to this example.

See example inputs
Your annual gross salary (€)
55000
Tax assessment
Single
Your age reached during 2026
35
Your annual employee pension (€)
0
Use confirmed annual tax credits
No
Full medical card (not GP-only)
No
You receive State Pension (Contributory)
No
Apply age 65+ income exemption (all income entered)
No
Dependent children for age exemption
0
Net Monthly
€3,523.88
Net Annual
€42,286.56
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