Irish tax & pay calculators, built on official 2026 rates

Every number used by these calculators is traceable to a published official source — Revenue, gov.ie, the Workplace Relations Commission, Citizens Information or the revised Acts — see the Sources page for the full list with effective dates.

This is an independent site. It is not Revenue, not gov.ie and not connected with any government body — the figures here are estimates you should check against your own payslip, letter or decision notice.

Calculators

• Take-Home Pay

  Work out your net pay after income tax, USC (Universal Social Charge) and PRSI (Pay Related Social Insurance) for 2026, with a full gross-to-net breakdown.

  Start here if you just want to know what lands in your pocket.

• Redundancy Tax

  Estimate tax on an Irish redundancy lump sum: statutory redundancy, the Basic Exemption, the Increased Exemption and SCSB (a formula from your pay and years of service) side by side.

• Maternity Benefit

  Work out your weekly Maternity Benefit (2026 rate, Budget 2027 rise), lay out your paid and unpaid leave weeks on a timeline, and see how Revenue taxes the benefit and how an employer top-up works.

• Carer's Allowance

  Work out your weekly means and the Carer's Allowance they leave you with — 2026 rates and the Budget 2027 rates, with the €2.50 step rule the Department of Social Protection (DSP) applies, checked against its rates booklet.

• Minimum Notice

  Find the statutory minimum notice your employer must give you — or you must give — from your length of service, with the notice end date, pay in lieu and what a contract clause can and cannot change.

• Company Car BIK

  Calculate benefit-in-kind on a company car under the 2026 CO2-based bands, including the EV reliefs — and what it actually costs you in tax.

• Stamp Duty

  Estimate Irish stamp duty on a property purchase — residential bands, the apartment-block scale and the non-residential flat rate.

• Budget 2027 Take-Home Pay

  Your take-home pay under the 2026 and 2027 rules side by side, with Budget 2027's income tax and USC (Universal Social Charge) changes shown apart from the PRSI (Pay Related Social Insurance) rise already in law.

How these calculators work

Calculations run entirely in your browser. The statutory rates, bands and credits come from a versioned data file assembled from official publications, and each calculator must pass a test suite built from official worked examples where published — and from the officially published rates where not — before it goes live. Figures are estimates for general information — not financial, tax, or legal advice.