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Ireland salary calculators that never see your salary.
Work out your take-home pay, day rate and more — using Ireland's official 2026 tax bands. Every calculation runs in your browser, so your numbers stay 100% private.
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Net Salary Calculator
Your take-home pay after PAYE, USC & PRSI (2026).
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Income Tax (PAYE)
Your PAYE income tax across the 20% & 40% bands (2026).
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USC Calculator
Universal Social Charge across every 2026 band.
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PRSI Calculator
Pay Related Social Insurance (Class A, 2026).
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Day Rate → Salary
Turn a contractor day rate into a yearly salary.
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Salary ⇄ Hourly
Convert between a yearly salary and an hourly or daily rate.
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Freelance Rate
The day & hourly rate a freelancer should charge.
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Pro Rata Salary
Scale a full-time salary to part-time hours.
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Overtime Pay
Overtime pay at 1.5× or 2× the hourly rate.
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Bonus Tax
How much of a once-off bonus you keep after tax.
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Freelance Tax
Self-employed take-home (Earned Income Credit, Class S).
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Contract vs Permanent
Compare a contractor day rate against a salary.
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Pension Tax Relief
What a pension really costs your take-home.
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Nurse Take-Home Pay
Net pay for typical nurse salaries.
Ireland 2026 tax rates at a glance
| Charge | 2026 rate & bands |
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| Income tax (PAYE) | 20% up to €44,000 (single) / €53,000 (married, one income); 40% on the balance. Tax credits: Personal €2,000 + Employee (PAYE) €2,000. |
| USC | Exempt under €13,000. Otherwise 0.5% to €12,012 · 2% to €28,700 · 3% to €70,044 · 8% above. |
| PRSI (Class A) | 4.2% of gross pay, rising to 4.35% from 1 October 2026. |
Worked example: on a €50,000 single salary you'd pay about €7,200 income tax, €1,033 USC and €2,100 PRSI — leaving roughly €39,667 take-home (€3,306/month). Run your own figure →
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AccurateBuilt on Revenue.ie and Budget 2026 bands.⚡
Fast & freeNo sign-up, no ads watching your inputs, no clutter.Reviewed by the NetPayHub editorial team. Tax figures sourced from revenue.ie and Budget 2026 (gov.ie). Estimates only — not tax advice. Last updated: 3 June 2026.