Irish PAYE Tax Calculator

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July 13, 2010
October 2, 2024
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Version History of Irish PAYE Tax Calculator

2.13.1

September 25, 2024

This version will get live updates as they are announced on Budget Day, 1st of October, 2024.

2.12.1

December 30, 2023

The following Budget 2024 changes to income tax are included: An increase of €2,000 in the income tax standard rate band cut-off point for all earners: - Single, widowed or surviving civil partner from €40,000 to €42,000; - Single, widowed or surviving civil partners, qualifying for the Single Person Child Carer Credit from €44,000 to €46,000; - Married couples or civil partners (one income) from €49,000 to €51,000; - Married couples or civil partners (two incomes) from €49,000 to €51,000 (with an increase of €33,000 max). An increase of €100 in the Personal Tax Credit from €1,775 to €1,875. An increase of €100 in the Employee Tax Credit from €1,775 to €1,875. An increase of €100 in the Earned Income Credit from €1,775 to €1,875. An increase of €100 in the Home Carer Tax Credit from €1,700 to €1,800. An increase of €100 in the Single Person Child Carer Tax Credit from €1,650 to €1,750. An increase of €200 in the Incapacitated Child Tax Credit from €3,300 to €3,500. An increase in the ceiling for the 2% rate of USC of €2,840 from €22,920 to €25,760. A reduction the 4.5% rate of USC by 0.5% to 4.0%. This rate applies to income between €25,761 and €70,044. An increase of €250 in the Rent Tax Credit from €500 to €750

2.12.0

October 10, 2023

During Budget '20 on October 10th we will be live updating the calculator as changes are announced.

2.11.4

January 12, 2023

* Changed date picker back to wheel version

2.11.3

October 2, 2022

An increase of €3,200 in the income tax standard rate cut-off point for all earners, from €36,800 to €40,000 for single individuals and from €45,800 to €49,000 for married couples / civil partners with one earner. An increase of €75 in the Personal Tax Credit from €1,700 to €1,775 An increase of €75 in the Employee Tax Credit from €1,700 to €1,775 An increase of €75 in the Earned Income Credit from €1,700 to €1,775 An increase of €100 in the Home Carer Tax Credit from €1,600 to €1,700 USC An increase of €1,625 to the USC 2% rate band ceiling from €21,295 to €22,920 €500 tax credit for renters not receiving HAP Fixed issue where house property price field was not being displayed.

2.11.2

October 1, 2022

2.11.1

September 27, 2022

A preliminary calculator for Budget 2023. We will be updating during the announcements made on Tuesday 27th of September.

2.10.2

December 30, 2021

All changes for Budget 2022 included: * Personal tax credit increase from €1,650 to €1,700 * Employee tax credit tax credit increase from €1,650 to €1,700 * Earned income tax credit increase from €1,650 to €1,700 * USC Band 2 increased from €20,687 to €21,295 * Standard rate band increased by €1,500 * State Pension increased €5

2.10.1

October 11, 2021

Preliminary calculator for Budget 2022. Will have live updates during the announcements on Budget day 12th of October.

2.9.1

October 13, 2020

Updated to include changes for Budget 2021: * Increase in second USC rate band from €20,484 to €20,687 * Increase in Earned Income Credit from €1,500 to €1,650 * Increase in the Dependent Relative Tax Credit from €70 to €245

Description of Irish PAYE Tax Calculator

TaxCalc.ie is a simple to use 2024/2023 Budget calculator. It will estimate your take-home pay based on your salary/wages, pension contributions and personal circumstances. TaxCalc gives you a quick and easy breakdown of how Budget 2024/2023 will affect your pocket. TaxCalc allows you to calculate your Weekly, Fortnightly, Monthly or Annual take home pay. With TaxCalc you will be able to see a breakdown of all your deductions from your gross pay, and estimate how much a pay increase or deduction is going to impact on your pocket. Please note all figures should be considered estimates and you should speak to the payroll person in your organisation or your tax advisor if you require a more detailed analysis.

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